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Our Best Fiour 


tee to make more Bread 
nj setter Bread than any others 


A. RID 


VOR, OSG crore 


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PONOKA ALBERTA, 


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SEPTHMBER 29, 19:20 


McCall Patterns ¢ 


lOc, I5ce & 20c 


Aa.. 


Glass Lamps 
at 


Men's and 


wear, Cheaper thar 


to have old ones 
laundried 


wear, reg. $4.00 
Sale price ....$ 


Hosiery 


= a pair 


per Ib. 


Good 2dec and 35ce 
Values on 15c 


Brooms 


Good, Rey. $1,10 


Best, reg. $1.50 


Scrub brushes... 


— 
20VS 
Kleece-lined Under- 


Pure wool Under: 


Children’s be vutiful Hose 
30c, 3B8e, Bde and 45c 


Ladies’ Hose, good value 
A ae 550, 65e and 75e pair 


Fancy Toilet Soaps, per cake 5c 
Finest white navy beans. 4c 


Cow lick rock salt, per 100 Ibs, 


Notion ‘Table 


Sale price..., $1.20 


Floor brushes. .... 0c 


25e 


It is not a Question of Pro- 


the real Snaps or you will sure regret it. 


Suits! Suits! 


Men’s Suits, va!ues €35 for 
Boys’ Suits, 4 to 8 years, ylues $12, for..... 


The Yel/ow Tag 
follows up the big 
down go the prices and away 


go the profits, 


Give us the once over, 
and you can’t help yourself, 
You will sure select some of the 


All Wool Underwear 
Coat Sweaters and 
Pullovers at Prices 


Dominion Sales Co.,%Limited 


A. Reid 


PONOKA DISTRICT, FIRST, LAST, AND ALL THE TIME, 


OS A Sor PS RSE eS SSS 


Closing-(ut Sale 


Men’s Leather 
Harvest Gloves ~* 


_veryfAttractive Prices } 


ate 


School Supplies 


Scribblers, 7 for 25c 
Pencils, 4 for,...5¢ 
Pencils, better qual- 

ity, 2 for ......5¢ 


$21.95 


. $6.75 


Bedding and 
Blankets 


A few bargains left in Quills 
and Comforters 


Cotton and Wool Blankets 


Pure Wool 
Seotch Fingering Yarns. 
All colors 
Per skein..... es Mae 


knife and 


bar, ains 60¢ 


| Men’s Wool | Odds and 
| Sox Ends 


A Marvel at......55c | on 10 cent notion table 


to Clear 


20 Lb. 
Granulated 


of Moose Jaw Sugar, $4.50 


FOR 
All Groceries cut to 
the limit 


Finest Coffee, whole or 
ground,.......50c¢ the lb, 


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A Square Deal In 
MEAT . MARKET 


|Bomb Explosion in Cork—Blood- 


Cork, Sept. 27,—A violent ex- 
| plosion shook this city about two 
‘o'clock this moraing, It was fol- 
lowed by the rattle of rifle fire in 
various parts of the business dis 
trict. When the townspeople ven 
jtured forth later in the morning 
|they found the main thoroughfares 
and Patrick street littered with 
| glass and the front of a large de- 


excitement today as a result of th 
murder Saturday night of a police 
|man, the wounding of two other» 
land the rapid vengeance enacted 11 
| the killing of three civilians, wh: 
| were shot down in rapid successior 
| by bands of men who yisited ther 
| homes, 


NAVY LEAGUE 


| Appeal For Funds Throughout 
Canada 


|The Navy League of Canada is ar- 
jranging for a general appeal for 
|funds to assist them in their work 
throughout Canada during the 
month of October, 

Already over 594 committees 
| have been arranged for in Alberta, 
| The work will bein charge of J. 
|A. Irvine, assisted by Captain 
Harper, of Toronto, who is coming 
west to help in the Province of 
Alberta. It is also expected that 
Admiral Beattie will address a 
number of meetings in the west in 
the interest of the work. 

The Navy League has already 
done a grand work, not only in 
Canada, but Overseas, Their work 
for boys through the the Naval 
Brigades is increasing by leaps 
and bounds; this year between 
tive and six thousand were given 
special outings and instructions 
In Alberta over 120 had the privi- 
ledge of attending the summer 
camp at Sylvan Lake, and the good 
derived by the boys cannot bi 
estimated, 


giving large grants to ceserving 
institutions and funds, Between 
400 and 1000 boys, whose fathers 
were killed during the war, are re 
ceiving educations! advantages 
through the work of the league, 

Thie work shovld appeal to every 
man, woman and child in the Pro- 
vince. Ponoka has only been ask- 
ed to contribute the sum of $100 
ind this amount should be enstly 
raised, The following local com 
mittee have been asked to assist 
W. W. Russell, chairman; Elias 
Jenkins, F, 5. James, E, K. Bol- 
lock, J. A, Marshall, Dr, A. W 
Oampbell, A, A, Graham, G, EK 
Oarke, D, R,. Morgan and T. W. 
Hutchinson, 


Attention ! 


Farmers !| 


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| THE IRISH TROUBLE | Gigantic Revolutions 


Planned 


Subscription$1 5) 
Bandits Shot Dead 
In Gun Fight 


Orders From Moscow Captured by| Prince Albert, Sept 26 —“Trwe 


Chicago Police 


Chicago, Sept. -26,—Original 
copies of orders from the Russian 


to their vow not to be taken alive,” 
the two remaining of the quartette 
of bandits who held up the Red 
Deer Lumber camp a week ago, 
were taken dead by Inspector R. 


soviet government at Moscow to/. Tait, and his posse of police 


its representatives here were aaid 
today by the police to have been 
found among the belongings of 
Witty Schachman alleged radical 
and formerly secretary to Nikolai 


revealed its plang or failed to de 
stroy copies of orders received, 

Other documents told of plans t« 
tie up industry through a genera! 
railroad strike, so that the entire 
nation would be easy pray toa re 
volution 

Details of the revolution in the 
Orient, starting simultaneously it 
Japan, China, Hindustan, an: 
Turkty, also were revealed, bit 
police refused to discuss the me 


thods outlined in the seized docu | 


ments 

More than $20,000 bas been sent 
to Ohicayo alone by the Third 
Luternational, and receipts for $15,- 
000 paid out, were found in Scha- 
chman’s ren ains, police authorities 
say. Schachman was boru in Od 
essa, Russia, tlecing from there 
when twenty years old, to escape 
military service, he said, After 
working in Canada for several years 
he came to Chicago and has work- 
ed ostensibly as a tailor He is 
37 years old, 


U.t.A. PLAN BIG FALL DRIVE! ‘U0 She area, 


The Central Political Committee | 


of the U.F.A, bave now made de. 
tinite plans for staging a member- 
ship drive to cover the 
province for the firat week in Noy 
ember, Manitoba and Saskatch 
ewan have completed arrangements 
for a similar drive for exactly the 
same time. ‘Therefore, this drive 
will extend throughout the three 
prairie provinces during the first 


Sale Price......75c | have been authorized to turn this $50,000 Stock Last call for The League ls erecting sallore wook of Mov mber je 
sabmwe weal wy o- $ ard as ; . talrag sethitin ena op ‘ ‘ homes at several points on both The object throughout the drive 

ar a y. R125 a into hard cash in the quickest possible way Preserving Fruit the east and west coasts. besides|in each province will be the same 
saie MICS. cee Ul 


-to collect the sum of six dollars 
from every farmer in the Vrovince, 
sad to make every farmer and farm 
woman, farmer's son and farmer's 
laughter, a member of the FA 
ind U.E.W A, and political mem. 


vers in good standing, aud to place 


sur official organ in every farm! 


iome. The plan is one dollar out 
f each six will go into a central 
rgunization fund, out of which all 


»xpenses of the drive will be paid | 


Chis drive is to be self-eapporting 
[t is to be paid for entirely out of 
the proceeds of the drive, but it is 
planned that the local District 
Political Association and Central 
will each receive one dollar net 


from the membership subscription. | 


whole | 


late Saturday afternoon They 
were taken froma haystack, tive 
|} miles east of Tisdale after haviny 
| held the police who surrounded the 
stack, located in the centre of a 20 
acre field, for five hours. They 


ne Bee .....00 cents ; partment store, which is said to| Lenine, who was arrested yesterday stood pat to the very last, and con. 
Half Price e . each employ a large number of youny|in a raid on Commanist head. )mnany Seeinie dean Ware etariet 
fit any more Sinn Feiners, completely wrecked bey ta lated | only shar they wera riddled with 
ANN Oe : some o je orders were cate ; . ; 
Red Fl P Pure Wool Sweater re hed Sean 7,—The Falls d 18 late as September Ist, 1920, ano | tile ae : La ed shots and the 
ted Flower Pots . . ‘ > 2 elfast, Sept, <i,—1he Palisdis | threatened death »presenta. | b4ystack bad been set on fire. 
; ; , c oats and Pullovers » , 4 reaten ith to any representa A 
at Goods must move out, Look 5 bh ak sara at. | trict of Belfast was seething with |tive of the soviet government who [he bodies are now bard to re 
Half Price 


ognize, but on the arm of one man 
ire several tatoo marks, including 
1 Russian nam- which has been 
interpreted aa Jo. VT ychuk, No 
oame could be found tor the otber 
nan except that it was learred 
from the two bandits captured 
ilive that he went under the name 
lof “Tony.” 


| MUNICIPAL HAIL 
| INSURANCE 


| The reports presented to the 


| board at their regular meeting in 


| Calgary on the 15th and 16th for 


| the purpose of fixing the premium 
rate for this year show that the 
Municipal Hail Insurance bas bad 
| another good year and satisfactory 
increases are registered in every 
lepartment. ; 
| dn LLY the total area insured 
) throughout the se son, within the 
Hail Insurance District, was ubout 
| 1,600,000 acres, This year over 
|two million acres were insured in 
Last year the acre. 
age insured outside the Hail In- 
surance District was about 100,000 
acres. This year 1t was 281,286 
acres, Last year the maximum in- 
lemnity was $8,00 per acre. This 
year the maximum was raised to 
$10.00 per acre, and over eighty 
per cent of the insurance was writ- 
j ten at the maximum amount, Laat 
year the total amount of insurause 
) carried was about $13,300,000, This 
year the total insurance carried 
was over $21,000,000, an increase 
if over sixty per cent, 


TAX SALE LIST 


SALE OF LANDSIN THE TOWN 
OF PONOKA FOR ARREAKS 
OF TAXES 
Notice is hereby given that certain 
lands in the Town of Ponoka will be 
Mered for sale for arrears of taxes 
wd costs in the Town of Ponoka, at 
he Lown Hall, Ponoka, on Saturday, 
he 6th day of November, 1920, at 
240 O'clock pon, pursuant to the 
provisions of the Tax Recovery Act 
Che full list of said lands has been 
published in the Ponoka tlevald of 
September Sth, 1020, or may be seen 

it the Secretary's OMlee, { 
Dated at Ponoka, this 28nd day of 
September, ADL, 10, : 


T, W. Hereutixson, 
| 


Secretary-Treasurer 


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1S THE RULE 


: ; It y fant t Build, 
’) Big feature of this line of Clothing Best Quality and Lowest Prices in all bnmuved ithe 2 ei or aie : 
A for Boys is the fact that our FRESH AND @CURED MEATS a Ay a All the : 


Boys’ Suits have the wearing | 
quality, They are smartly tailored, having 
amarked distinction of character, These | 
ave Suits that the most fastidious boy will 
like, and are able to offer them at prices 


QUICK SERVICE 
FRITZ BACHOR 


BUTCHER, PONOKA 


| money you want at 8° 


rrvrerrye eres 


W. R. Ferguson 


BUY an Automobile as you wouldsBuy a House, 
Wenstren's OLD Stand, Ponoka 


An Automobile is a major investment and a similar utility, Be 
sure to choose one that you can spend long hours in without diseom- = 
fort, and without nerve strain, Be sure that it is built of goood i 
j materials, strong and safe, that it is equipped with every conveni- = 
; . and that its appearance will long be a credit to your practical — 
wood taste, 


The CHEVROLET © FB 50° TOURING CAR has all these qualific 


ations and in addition is very economical to operate, 


PHONE 20 


almost as low as the present day manu- 
facturing price, — All 
years to sixteen, 


ee ; ence 


sizes from seven 


Before You buy that Farm! | 


It will pay you, as we have an 


T. J. DURKIN 


Clothing, furnishings & Shoes 


Ponoka, Alta. 


Call on us and look over our List. 


extensive line of Improved and Uuimproved Farms, 
We handle all classes of INSURANCE; having a careful selection 
of reliable companies, we are in a position to render you first-class service, 


We represent the 


E. A. STROUT, Farm Agency, of New York 


Meiklejohn, Laubman, Halvorsen 
LIMITED 
Office in Base:nent of Royal Hotel 


M. G. NEFF 


Chevrolet Dealer 


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WHILE SIN. EDMONTO 2 i 

A HOME LINE HOTEL 
FOR YOUR MOTHER ‘ 
WIFE & SISTER | 


Phone 88 Ponoka Alberta’ 


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THLE HERALD. PONOKA, ALBERTA, 


Remove the’ Discrimination 


Certain statements of fact contained in the recent decision by the 
Board of Railway Commissioners upon the application of the railways of 
Canada for largely increased freight, pasgenger and sleeping car rates call 
The facts referred 
to are of vital concern to the people of the West, and they must be the 


for serious consideration by the people of this country. 


active agents in forcing attention to them with a view to reform, but they 
are, in a broad national sense, matters of importance to the East as well 


as to the West 


It is not the intention of this article to discuss the merits of the case 


for increased rates at is a matter to be decided in the light of costs of 


operaion, wages paid, and costs of material used which the Railway Com 


mission is well qualified to judge for itself Apparently the Commi 


Quantities of Food 
In Cold Storage 


| Figures Are Issued By Dominion 
| 


Bureau of Statistics, 
There were 24,714,762 pounds of 
butter in cold storage in Canada on 


September 1, and 420,595 pounds of | 


oleomargarine, according to 
issued by 


figures 
the Dominion Bureau of 


Statistics in its preliminary report of 


food commodities in cold storage and 
in process of cure. The total number 
of eras in cold storage on the same 


date was 14,615,300 dozen, whil 


363, 


) study in the Gospel according to Mat- 
| thew, every teacher should grasp the 


! King 


SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON 


LESSON FOR OCTOBER 3. 
THE BIRTH AND CHILDHOOD 
OF JESUS. 


” of 
Since we now have six months of 


book as a whole and represent each 
lesson in its relation to the central} 
purpose of the book. The central | 
theme of Matthew is Jesus Christ the} 
the fulfiller of the Messianic | 


THE REAL TEST 


of Suiits eal dan Mages comes, when the 
second helping is offered. e appear- 
pa texture and taste of food raised 
wit 


MAGIC BAKING POWDER #| 


is bound to be pleasing and satisfactory 


i ci horoughly convince hat increased rat were fully justi . > : 
nate | i ah hily « RY d that ; et rh fully j) ; 074 dozen were frozen, and 863,439 iy ina 0d a Whe TNS in every sense. Magic is an econorm 
ned and indecd a necessity it the railways were to be cfficicntly maintainec ‘ ee ‘ ne Hirth o c Ingg LilS-<o). 
, classed : ther than in col P tot | 1 d h I hful l d 
But in granting increased rates the Railway Commission authorized a i ” ch ; ’ t ¢ ane ality of she Messiah was to be the seed sd ica an ea t eavener, an 
anting re; at i nmission auth ®) storag cese to th tantity ‘ 
_ . : ‘ ' t 1 nerease if " = a t of ¢ rain (¢ o| h 
40 per cent, increase in Faster Canada and a 35 per cent. increase in 16013,368 way algo held in cold stor-|% WomaN—the son of a virgin (Gen.| because of its uniformity in strengt 
Western Canada, In explanation of t { between the East and ao,, 3:15; Isa, 7:1 is was fulfilled in| d It h I ed its r ue 
the West, the Commissioners, in their judgment, poir | The report shows that pork to the the birth of Jesus Phe rio an resu S, as just y carn ep 
; hig! ‘ ae ; : as g in Matthew 1:1-17 shows his 
ing rates were per rin W quantity of 26,033,659 pounds wi: Facer veaton: g ; 
ny. therefore f ¢ 1 ea Bd ; ; Pepa) Alba Ashote legal right to the throne; but had he} tation oO in an a s © ect n 
they, therefore, ¢ \ © per cece : available on Sept. 1. The total quan- f i : P da 
than in the East in to partl the fnation the tity was divided into'the following poor jist, ° lee eli te ast owcer. 
West which it was k ed exi ! . , roz 4,783,225 ounds ycen the Savior from sin ¢ must e 
whe ey Frozen, 4783228 pounds: | pe both I divine (Isa, 9:7).| Send name and address for free copy of “The 
e action of the Comr io Ww right so far as it vy t, titd not f en, 1,014,99 ounds; dry salt- . ‘ M Ww 
not ¢ y f ; 1 lf d t t} f - 1, 1.8 “ 144 l ene et at ki ! Phe Messiah was begotten by the] agic ay containing selected recipes, many 
xt wo far en f ts i € ed 89, suunds; swe vickled, ‘ : | 
td y Ghost and 1 o 
tion of this Dominion exists it is the duty of the Board of Railway Com-| 6,012,177 pounds; in process of cure, , OY Ghost an eb: of which are illustrated in colors. 
issi } ¢ * , Mary, ius rccoming mimantel, 
missioners, as a nat 1 body, to proceed to order the removal of that dis-) 13,133,752 pounds Phe total quan which term mea in all its fulness 
, ‘ ’ ‘ a) mt ar 1 ab t u 4 | 
ri satior ine af th ASO! for t} reat of the R way ¢ tits ‘ ef in ec storace or in ’ 
Sel Canada abd: 40 abe that chee ob cave dean MMALAUh testinal ee on tm) ne Wiinrts | Gon tniats E. W. Gillett Company Limited. Toronto. Canada 
sic was to it end to « ition rat in inada and to see tha of cure was 6,624.. rounds: ¢ ne ‘ ae, 
coe wae tf dnt a : of ie MAgcll, * | IL. The Magi Seek Israel's King (2:1, 
even-handed justice \ to all nd lamb, 1,303,736 ») 
The failure of duty on the part of the Railway Commission is all th ry, 419,486 | and fis Nig ike Vid 0 nauk heanlinwie| 
more marked and inex l ! int une judgment it is also 797,055 4 ceptio I kingd wast t ready | | 
frankly admitted that f railway operation per ton or per car mile a - for hit His advent was heralded k oe | F 
a ' r +! \\ t thar t} ] t there j tif tion i } ' | H ‘ sani 
are lower in \ East. If i j PALLID CHEEKS by a star guided soul from a! British Plan to Politeness Costs Millions | Tree 1,000 Years Old 
whatever for at il administs body to sanction d natory ~ foreign nation to seck and worship Irrigate Alberta 
‘ hen the i ' j ld annly in the Weet F te of ance ’ ‘ | ‘ ‘ 
SMe Gaei stor iat tha thar ahentd “hart Behe i MEAN ANAEMIA is. roving out their gifts to him. Recognized as Good Business and) Giant White Maple Measures Nine 
ion are lower, t nt t the I t l enjoy the wer rates W Ly H i P abi { 2 : 
noaee paeation. iret ? iS bay , erates Project Will Cover One-Fifth of Money is Well Spent. Feet at Base. 
8 op ton ' ' oO ersian astrolog a | ts ¢ ‘ 08 P 
AC Nees a eal tt ' ' ture of appeals to the Cana-| New Health Can be Obtained by Ens the sta: Hie aooeaiaien SERA Irrigable Area in Dominion. It has been estimated that to say | Chicago has a candidate for the 
1 peer ' j 1 ' ' -% " haptics! . { he Right Hon, Sir Charles Hob-| “please” in telegrams costs the peo-| . ; , 
dian people to « ! tly so riching the Blood Supply. usual star att ! ttention. } . Hall of Fame for trees. It is a giant 
Veith ie | | gilane ti Brees Whew aceli A becomes! Pert ‘ ‘ ; tt ‘house, of London, England, has just} ple of Canada 1 million a year and | 
) yatior vv ie \ Mes ’erha hey were acc ! | th} 8 4 ite p H i “ji ° 
proble: | ffect tl cu) waihael Deevial, llatlén ull, when nott bd hb ML as 7 ™) returned to Montreal from an inspec-| the people of the United States 10| White maple nine feet in circumfer 
oble: ly ina y, I ’ ’ amous prophecy of Balaan ‘ ; ee ; | : ; 
than pat ! ! nd | Fast and West, '? ms to interest her and dainties ye aie te] Ee 1) hil ! eet tion of the great irrigation canal in] million a year. Whatever the cost,| ence at the base, 80 feet high and esti- 
n ft 1 T, l a v ¢ : ‘ i. u 2 7 ou ss throug er : | 
sFe-nived tt laid f clost do pt her appetive you may ro ‘it inf F oft tc i. Rpt Ai Alberta, extending for 100 miles be-]it is tolerably certain that the moncy| inated to be 1,000 years old. 
Y ‘ certain that she needs re oot re intl ¢ ' ws wh ‘ t ala ‘ tote is well ; ‘ lt an ° ‘ 
th ‘ ‘ ‘ ; ; WaadciHansHas tem is provided! ed in Chaldea, or the d eahuoned tween Calgary and Medicine Hat. is well spent. It is notable that the} The big maple stands in the Cook 
, : iti I relay Hid els : The plans contemplated by the Brit-| best business firms take the greatest Pre 4 
betweer I al \ ! PF pallid Cheeks,’ of Daniel extending to t time, they ; A - ; ; | county forest preserve near Glenview, 
‘ ' ' 1 I he franni t cl id bre les had | de ; Hh “lish syndicate interested, said Sir] possible pains to use the forms of} hief f f 
) y ' ad become a ntec th the hope , ‘ , Pan nia 
‘ ' R ' fa tral ! rt pall mM 3 er as Th ' Hp oh he y| Charles, will embrace the building of | politeness in correspondence of all Ransome Kennicott, chief orester ° 
i i ! 0 «l ) J al 1 tet y ac ‘ 7 . ° ‘ ie r rn y “ Y 
; ' al t is 7 : ; th ; i ie ‘eed nother canal of equal extent. The | kinds. They recognize the fact that the preserve, who recently examined 
iy was dit yut ey live ip to ati ; ; : a + i g 
ea i : bacihe ; A ; oy ! 4 ; 1 *! : a ‘d a dertaking to date has involved an/it is only good business to do $0. | the tree and computed its age, found 
x ‘ the a nose wh c ) e re 
! 1} Pay t J = light t , \ pe ‘ : pad xpenditure of between $8,000,000 and| Business long ago proved the value that, while the heart was dead, the 
the best ligh € lave ' always | «, : Py ! H a ” - 
ge : , ; d bg Te 4 “ F : a *Y* | $10,000,000, in construction and im-| of “I thank you,” and “If you please,” | exterior was sound and the tree cap 
bd } gives more 0 those w efuse to ; P i j ‘ a pe "i 
} ! ! f t upon the knowled ty ( 1| provements By actually going over} which, as the kindergarten rhyme has able of lasting many more years. So 
as the | l 1 tera cou vi \ pon the knowles given, Gor ; F ” ‘ far 2 1 i 
unf ! ! ! i De | hich fr t he ‘ani Slaloa «arate atk | the ground Sir Charles was much im-|it, are “little keys” to which “hearts| far as known, the tree is the oldest 
nfair « hi not only refuses to give more, bt ; ; : , ea ire ee accra 
supy ' i { ! ! i 1 banish 1 int fa i * mites cha pressed with the magnitude of the en-| open with case.” And what big busi-| living thing in Illinois, according to 
sup } ' rings into confusion that rie y m 3 Pann taal 
Rive f naer 1 itl brained a hold ivende's ; Matt, 28:28) y terprise. From an engineering stand-| ness is not too proud to take account|} Mr, Kennicott. 
T 1 Fed ( ( { i i ‘ ; - H : ‘ k 1 he K point alone it represented a work of | of small private relations would do} ee 
f Out , ext ) id erod ekit <il . , : " ‘ | 
oF : that di i Nee “4 , ( 3.8) : the ‘S| oreat importance, In its complcted| well to remember, since interdepend-| The Longest Telegram. 
ha Ov a) : . 
crit n. i | n and road to wo rhe. j iF itchy WHat Aine? state the project will cover one-fifth] ence is the law of all life } A telegram containing 52,386 words 
; flerer t : awe he yy Nhe Magi), » tot rrigable ares » Do- — ; : 
tte ly kil ' vt | the d i" struck terror to Herod's heart He| oh hes Ay detgiiantanek and addressed to a firm in Los An- 
‘ ea ' , minion o anada, i *s Lini i i eirre : A 
4 rst . ; y by headache, every) was not alone in this, for all Jeru-] One of the things remarked upon ama eagson' sa e-stlag auee| eles, California, was handed in on 
of at | i t ‘ for breat that follows the 5 n was troubled with hin TAC . sae I ema a Seis tha ntet f , Sow Y, 
of the old d ! ( t ex " bs t anaer re ¥y thee Af " ; vee +H j F a by Sir Charles was the contrast be- Keep Smiling. he night Be rg 19, at ey New ae 
5 ws OU » Have Drougnt JO “1 we ce ese , » gr P office of the estern nion Tele- 
4 ns, \ t i y 1 Te in her finipaacatothe aeetaliciatommeravann tween the bare desert of the great There is only one way to ward off) °'" ~ os : ; 
1 lirnl re reproaches if you &'' Bees is : arid areas in which the work is cen- : : jgraph Company. It was sent to the 
1 oft ' A bout Jeru t that time. will e bd 43 care. Make your mind impevious to ; ; 
4 : not taken the best steps to give | #bout Jerus at that time, will ene! ied and the luxuriant fertility of the . A J operating room unchecked, transmit- 
I feeli \ \ 1i tel ne blood, and the! able > understand why ¢t beta de, 3 Sane attack, Just as the germs of disease | ; 
8" IA OE | AUIS: US 50 UAGCESIANE WHY SHS) MEWS | coil where.the water Has ralr ady been : jted in sections to Los Angeles ower 
I | and " t so is through) brought uneasiness to the people pass aciiatabth ta can make no impression on a healthy | pe 
' tad of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills ¢ , : *| brought upon it. About 400 saeres|, Sdy, so little devil f unhappiness) °°" "" separate telegraph circuits, and 
shave ; ' ,.| They were living in the greatest of], ; ‘ body, so little devils of unhappin | delivered at 10 J 24 
“ai ' | Raardic ri oh d blood is int 1 into Shs ine Mitraass siinatieita liane been brought under irrigation, are unable to thrust their brittle | Uclivered-a aim. on June 24, 
te > avery dose of ihasel! t i ptuo f ; : 
( ra i From t ' h blood sts, fine houses, etc., led to gross and the velue My me crops to be seen} jances through an armour of cheer- = 
way ‘ ! f 1} eased ay mmorality We car } ,| there, when Sir Charles went over fulness. And remember that others "g~ You are not 
J P-| immorality WW an thus readily \ ¥ ; why | experiment 
they | t ' energy, high ts and| sce why Herod and all terugalem ee WOrk, Paha Ph stimated between) wilt take heart from your example. | ing whes 
rank eh geal ee Dr , P ‘k Should be troubled. They did not $250,000 and $300,000, and this, he) te happier you are, the more hap ‘hase’, Olt 
thar nk $ DY i ted to pro- . | 
In ! al} | em.—y if nd, want a Savior who would save them m8 was not on soil expected to PO"! Hiness you create, and the greater is hey for zeserea 90d Skin, ara 
real 1 di ptly nee isi fr cir sins; they wanted to con-| °US® the very best results There | the share of happiness for everybody. all beats the skin. Bample pox DF. 
, y ; Nate Dok tate ui y suite “tt roing : hase’s Olnu ree u mention 
cri f Parli ' f th tinu them Herod demanded} *¢ 24% 8 number of settlers going ~London Daily Express paper and send $0, stamp tor posta ¢. 0c. & 
net ,) t pills throug tthe 1 9 EY ton | into the irrigated belt and the expec- Bok alldealers or Edmanson, Bates & Co., 
" ie riests and r bes forimatior ——————— 7 
d all ir ° hb l end ‘ t should ‘be born,| ‘ation was that the amount of land The E 1G | aneaioeer ne ee ee} 
Le - —.-—- ———— ) } ) ; ‘ i } A neat ; in 6 1 7 under irrigation would be trebled by e Roya eorges. | 
I Wil-| They cae able to tell him,} hanlaninw et Rents vest Of our monarchs named George, | 
‘ : ° | Ce } ' VU i at the i § hinic ve Seer renee eet . “At . . Suh ” 
Hopper Campaign Che Returned Soldier ey nee 8 ae , ees ee the first lived sixty-seven years, the} LET “DANDERINE 
‘ of the criptires, but no t \ | 
Was Successful On the karm | h tt “What do you work at, my man?”| Second seventy-seven years, the third | 
’ ‘ss ‘ for hi Savior et forth th aed : > we - Ps } 
. Potatoes, Uniform and Clean ia ticeaal of the wealthy, | asked the benevolent old lady of the} Cishty-two years, and the fourth BEAUTIFY HAIR 
' riousness he i y, Stes alah are King ew 
Poison Bait Great Pioltction§ tor Acre southern Alberta —- frivolities of the fashion-loving, | tramp xty-cight year King Ge e V, — 
Crops i katchewar I { I r § er Setile Possibilities of the Potato Growing 1 the nmo t to wi “At. intervals, lady,” replied the} *S "° 
A | I Industry in Man.tot ; Sas shi seh Ripibcd bey Girls! Have a mass 0 Ong. 
A Regina Gist rd nausts an.toba, lead, make Jesus Christ, unwel-| Weary one. Sige ate 
more 1 In order t vo the potato eaiie in many qudtetiana’: | thick, gleamy hair 
aay ' ' t} IV. The King Found (vv. 9:12) An on Without Hlenkol nn me 4 “ _ 
the entire prov \ } Dey \ he P a : A ; He ; Olls and many medicines hay alcoh | ‘a . 
the fact t i the | \ 1 poste I : Magi has can en nu + asa prominent lngrectent Reta | \ 
P ° ai ) ion, startec timimediate cious Iningiing o ix esscntita “ 7 . . =H , 
from 16 to 18 I W SY SR) ‘ to find the King As nas they| compose the famous Dr Thom: California Sy rup of Figs” 
year, wher l ! 1 i} un o ‘et Saas af A eae. 6 Son Kelectric Oil, and there is no aleoh “hildtec ec Soom 
phen aeed e p.| heft th star which had guid-| in ie go that its effects are lasting.| ° Child’s Best Laxative 
the résult of th l to varicti » the fou ' ‘ nh e Ei fh pi vee ener is no me ale re l alt mpound- 
: : : un 1 1 hen the e tat can equa 18 Ol in its pre 
mates made b | | ’ Early ( » TYPCs! found him, they wor hipped him,| ventive and healing power 
tives of the field ha ( bler type, Beauty of Hebron | Note God's overruling providence in Pa 
Saskatchewan Dey f Agri in 1919 h 1 Green Mountain type; pro-| an this, Hundreds of years before Strike Leader Released, 
hiied fth tyne ally H bn ie . 
culture ! ! ent ' Cc tyt by all the Pr said that Christ should] Winnipeg.—R. E, Bray, one of the} 
During th A t u sh dee \ me ; me fort rom Bethlehem (Micah) Winnipeg strikeleaders, was relcased | 
quantity of sip) > , ’ Crter. CHILES ») God ordered that Mary]from the provincial jail her He 
into the a ted ‘ t YUU J ! price of tuber hould be b ht to the city to give} was met by a Jew friends, but there 
ments effected | 1, 1 t nd } i If vil birgh t Cl t God ordered that} was no public demonstrati Dray 
\gricult » Wi | | have | tl Magi ld depart another way,] was sentenced to six mont! f b Let “Danderine" save your hair and 
cr. A total of \ 1 many people t { lit ' fanting  Eraeoul ked | ‘ : double its beauty, You can have lots 
X tay ahah . rT y def ‘ rou wicked |ipg a “common nu of long, thick, strong, lustrous hair. 
poison ingrediei ' of th ik { I'he gifts of these wise| weeks was taken frot ' ce} Accept “California Syrup of Figs’ | Don't let it stay lifeless, thin, scraggly 
cluding 130 car n, Id ’ n, God put into the hands of | fo vod conduct whil ' jt | Only—look for the name California on/or jading, Bring back its color, vigor 
of sawdu l | . and Mary befor ‘ing ¢ fare jt package, then you are sure your) aad Vitality 
lasscs, ¢ | ; Inland Revenue Receipts \ t vi : ' ’ ; bb es child is having the best and most} Get a 35-cent bottle of delightful 
asses, O carlo ' ! u c 5 ' t 1 Db they rved a _-_ — - C- harmless laxative } of } “Dande ” te 4° 
; er P ! itive or physic for the anderine” at any drug or toilet 
of Paris 4 ! ‘ nd. b ly mecting t r ex little stomach, liver and bowels, Chil-| counter to freshen your-sealp; check 
805 ca (1 ( 1 iy ; i ry Peta ty ‘HE T S dren love its delicious fruity taste.|dandruff and falling hair, Your hair 
As mat | fiscal | ne | cted (vy. 13:18) Full d rections { child’s dose on|needs this stimulating tonic, then its 
! | \ Oil € ; Plant \ " each bottle, Give it without fear, life, color, brightness and abundance 
ready to hatch we i | ); ompany Buys Tool ul l'o « pe rd’'s wicked aim, God WAS NOT SAFE You must say “California.” | will return—Hurry! 
square foot ol | | ) P to take Mat nd the! Pe) TO 
one field director ! li a] f 1919 41 I 1] 1 flee to Egypt In|* . 
Seon ot polopn bait near Carmi For August, 1920 Limited at w sie heavenly vision | LEAVE HER ALONE! ONLY TABLETS MARKED 
one field direct t j lead pt re 114, im At M l he nt and remained until Herod’ | ial 
hoppers on a squar 1,} 1919 $1,638,840 d , | oat 4 
Miss Eva P, Yate Krugers 
and frome$00 to 1,000 4 now be-| Hdorf, Ont. writes "L feel that I “BAYER” AR P| N 
common quota for a patch of that ' ty doesn't r many sins} ing d various parts of Alberta.| Canada Should Own Woodlands, {Must write and tell you of the bene 
aia ' gins at } Iti ited 1t 19 wells will be under * tft I have received frofm Mil Sle 
' y f t y1 ; Vnt tinent we wring our|burn’s Heart and Nerve Pills sa 
seen —E———E ty sr the dissoncaran ur|About four years ago I was 1 +t : ” 
SS ee a a eal ti eis. ned age ‘i og ivatt at oF liaken terribly bad with = my Not Aspirin at All without the “Bayer Cross 
————$—$—$$—$—$$—$——$—$—S—eS$aasSs > Crop Outlook in the Okanagan, : pha ant ve wt 18 to the heart, nerves and faintir pells, and| 
Whilst it shake tha nre 1 | Why should not Canadianiwas down in b d for about six | 
Th Bl d d FI Ve i nd A ite and towns fol-}months, I doctored with two diffe 
! \ n it-|, / ' say i ent doctors and seemed t et t ther, | 
e Blended Flavors aang rage tn pee of some of the Euro.|Ent doctors and acemed to get beter 
pea 1 own their own wood t leas > ¥% 
2 bel t 1919, , no wwe me, 1 would take such ter 
of wheat and malted barley, fully de- WAAL OF ; plenty of and tolrible falls, wherever I’ wes, that i 
° ‘ I "wot : ql for little else than | Was not safe to leave me alone at 
veloped by twenty hours baking make the 4 ‘) vieich w yany time, At last I decided to re AA SZ SI 
last ‘ ¢ [sort to proprictary medicines and | =\ : | ) 
fy ( t > da year tr took everal different kinds, but 2) “U => \ 
‘ore eC: Uu SS ! ] : t of 2,200 a » and . ae 1 to receive but little benefit : 
< i ot y 6 a wand annh imber | {fOm them One day noticing the 
than ever in the history of bd ; * 8 go Bec u y of timber jadvertisement ut Milburn'’s Heart 
t di and the output of all at reasonable rates land Nerve Pills «I decided to try 


The /deal Cereal 


Ideal not only from a taste standpoint 
but because of easy digestibility, full 
nourishing worth, economy and ease 
of service. 


At Grocers Everywhere 
San SESS —| 


expected to constitute 
rd 
Snow In Ontario, 

Ottaw There was a fall of snow 
or. ami, Ont., according to Dr, 
f, B. Davies, who passed through 
that section of the north country on 
his way to Hull rhe fall, so early 


the for r of a very severe win 


ison, is looked upon to be} 


them, and before I had taken more 
than two boxes I could see they were 
lhelping me, I have taken about ten 
The gross value of the agricultural |> oxes, and am almost cured of those 
wealth of Canada in 1919 has been terrible spells, I sincercly feel that 
A he your medicine has proved a blessin 

officially ¢ ated at $7,739,299,000. to me, and I advise any one tre ubled 
The total ated agricultural pro-|With their heart to try them, as I am 
confident they will find relief,” 
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve 


Great Agricultural Wealth, 


duction for the year was $1,975,841,- 


Pills 


Tho name “Bayer” identifies the; contains proper directions for Colds, 
only genuine Aspirin,—the Aspirin| Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neu 
preverined by physicians for over nine- | ralgia, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Neurl- 
een years and now made in Canada. 


re hry , tea tf i tis, Joint Pains, and Pain generally. 

( value of farm lane through=/are 50c a box at all dealers or mailed Always buy an unbroken package Tin boxes of 12 tableta cost but 

out Dominion  $2,792,229,000; |direct on receipt of price by The 1 of “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” which | a fow cents, Larger “Bayer” packages 

> c4n ' Ibu tm} 

buildi it $928,548,000; impleme nta, | Mil rn Co,, Limited, Toronto, Ont There is only one Aspirin—“Bayer”—You must say “Bayer” 

$387,079,000; farm livestock, 1,296 = EP -A™Qn-@-’”-’”- _—-———225 as, Aspirin ts the trade mark (registered in Canada) of Rayer Manufacture of Mono- 
; ' sitll ' aceticacidester of Balicylicactd, While it is well known that Aspirin rveans Baye? 

602.0 | \W N U 1335 Manufacture, to assist the public against imitations, the Tablets of Layer CompaaR 


will be stamped with their general trade mark, the “Bayer Cross.” 


We handle the celebrated MONARCH Drumheller 
Coal. A good, hard, bright Coal—free from im- 
purities, 


Leave Your Order NOW! 


WE DELIVER W4EN WE SAY WE WILL 
3h, Phone 74 
; BOWKER & McKELVEY 
DONALL lisdsiditindbenioumei amen PONOKA 


THE MOST FUN | 


Is often an impromptu 
alfair Phat requires no 
plannfig nor formal in- 


vitations, You can enjoy 
the best muse and try out 
all the Litest dances if you 
havea... 


Columbia 


in your home, 


Ask to. see the new 
models and let us explain 
our terms of payments, 


rors 
| JOTTINGS | 


TOWN 4N 
| DISTRICT 


Mr and Mrs B, Coyle have gone | 


to make their home in Edmonton, 


Anton Bures has become a stud- 
ent in the Alberta University. 

Mrand Mrs Robert Seale were 
week end visitors in Calgary, 

0, J, Rochfort, of Edmonton is 
spending his vacation with friends 
in this neighborhood, 


Mr and Mre W. R, McLaurin 
irrived bome on Saturday, and 
ire receiving the congratulations 
of their Ponoka friends, 


Property owners should take 
note that a sale of lands for arrears 
of tuxes is to be held in November 
Pay atteation and save your pro 


perty. 


Judve 
Chursday 


was in town cn 
ins connection with the 


Mahatly 


granting of naturalization papers. | 


few came forward to register, 


Mrs RK, 
Visiting 


Laird, who has been 
with her sister, Mra Jas, 
Harris, returned to ber home in 


*) Taber on Friday, 


W. GLAUSER 


WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER 
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED 


A CAR LOAD | 


LOOK THEM OVER 


COAL 


Krom the Best Drumheller Mines 


We Are Buying Grain 
9 —— = 


Brady & Morgan 


Impicment Dealers, Cusfom Grinding, 


Coal, Eic. 


ee 


THE FURNITURE STORE 


!} bin could be | 


©UR DINING TABLE | 


a collection of beauti 


display | 


ful tables fit for the finest 
mansion, They are olidly 
artistic in design and finished 
in the best of furniture evafts 


wanship. If you need a new 
table now or expeet to purchase 
later on We advise you Lo secure 
ic here, We may not be able 
to duplicat he tables and 
certainly not at present prices, 


For October 


WILTON RUG 27xtt- inches, 
Regular price $0.50, Sale price 


$8.00 


White 


and Singer Sewing Machines 
ominion Planes, 


», L. JAMES 


FOURS TPURE STORK, PONOKA 


CN A EE TT 


ne ee 


aera ereoererr Sst : 
-Ley Get The Ducks and | 
a | 

set Them QR: mht | 


Canuck and Sovereign 


« Shotgun She'ls are dependable and aecurate, 
carry a well assorted stock of Shotgun Shells, 
Rifles, Shotguns and S| orting Accessories 

A, A. GRAHAM 
Ponoka, Alberta Phone 34 


Mrs J. P, Horn and daughter 
Miss Mary, are visiting with re- 
latives at the old home in Ontario, 
Chis is Mrs Horn’s first trip eaet 
no thirty years, and her Ponok: 
friends trust that she will have an 
mjoyable holiday. 


Mr and Mrs F, M, 
een visiting in town 


Lee have 
for a time 
Mrs Lee rcturned home to Edmon. 
ton the end of the week, while Mi 
Lee is extending his sojourn, com- 
jinive business with hunting, 


Harry W, Hunter is on vacation, 
Part of the time 
vith his aunts in Edmonton, and 
m Tuesday be went south ou a 
expedition to Calgary 


Mr and Mrs Geo, Fink, of Ches- 
terwold, will havo sympathy ex 
tended th f their 
joven The 
little one was never strong, and 
rot withstand of care, 
assed away oo Tours tay the 25rd. 


has been spent 


scouting 


m in the death 
months’ ol! baby, 


tug the best 


Not only is the sunflower prov. 
ox a successful stock feed, Lut 
it has other wonderful properties 
Just allow it to 
ind the kick is right there, besides 


the taste is, nvreeable Of late 


here bas been a deep bush in 


town—something uncanny trans- 
viring— and it might be all traced 
to Jas. Harris’ leaking silo, That 


a jag cun be had from 
and that being the 
cise the plant ought to be destroy- 
ed—simply Just 
toink fora fatten a two. 
year-old crittur on sunflowers, and 
what of the meat? Why a great 
id in eating a half 
of steak; and, again, the 


juice is u fact, 


exterminated, 


moment: 


pound 


cow, ob, glorious milk! But we 


mast not enlarge; only one thing, 


exterminate the Bignt We have 


yur own opinion of goveraments 
or pe p'e who prow or sow such 
corruption, 

Los’, — Gentleman's small pocket 
book, containing sum of money, 


ost in town on Friday, the 24th 
Finder rewarded at Herald office 


LS A TE Em ke me 
‘ 


THE BIRD DRUG CO.,, LTD, | 


| Phene 102 


SL ee A TA 


Phone 48 


ferment a little | 


“thoc Cc 


suntlower | 


Kodak Supplies 


tY OUR 


j 
| 
i 
PRY 
AMATEUR PRINTING AND DEVELOPING 


THE H RRALD, —— , ALBERTA, _ 


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| 
| News ' | 
eel 


Leslie Cunnings returned from 
Kerrobert on Tuesday, having! 
been visiting with his uncle dur. 
ing the sumnfier holidays. 


Frosty nights are with as, and 
so it is time that the garden track 
was attended to. About time to 
lift the putatoes, and get vegetables 
in the cellar, 


Kerr.—On Saturday, September 
25th, to Mr and Mrs W, J. Kerr, 
a son, 


JaMus,—On Saturday, Sept 25, 
to Mr and Mrs Clarence James, « 
son, 


PENDLETON, — On Wednesday 
September 22nd, to Mr and Mrs 
Clarence Pen Jleton, a daughter, 


Siarer.—On Friday, Sept, 17 
to Mr and Mrs D, Slater, a son 


The winter train service comes 
into effect on Sunday, October 3rd. 
Full particulars can be seen in this 
issue, 


I’, G, Brown left for Spokane on 
Tuesday, where he joins Mrs 
Brown, und make their home there. | 
In their departure the town has! 
lost worthy citizens, and may the 
vest of luck be theirs 


W. H. Smith met with a nasty 
vccident on Thursday afternoon | 


He was engaged in raising a build 
ing, and prying with a pole when i! | 
broke, striking him on the head 
fle was rendered unconscious, and 
is feeling his injury rather severely 


The weather changed on Friday, | 
ind we had some rain fora chanye, 
just enough to bold up threshing 
»perations fora day or two, but not 
sufficient to assist the fill plowinz 
For a time it looked as if we wer 
in for a real off fashioned storm, | 
but it has cleared off again, and 
the weather is all that could te 
lesired, 


Another famous play appears on 
the screen as a Paramount-Art- 
raft release, Ceicil B. Do Milk 
ins adapted Sir James M. Barrie's 
famous “The Admirable Crichton’ 
and re-named it “Male and Fy- 
nals.” Said to be one of the 
creen’s most lavish productions, it 
vill be shown at the Empress 
Theatre on Friday an! aiuaedl| 


| October Ist and 2nd, 


There were large congregations 
it the Rally Day services at the 
Union Church on Sunday last, At 
the evening service four short ad. 
dresses were given, and special! 
Rally Day music was rendered, 
Geo, E, Clarke spoke on the im- 
portance of the temperance refer- 
ndum, Miss Ethel Steele urged 
the call to missionary endeavour 
H. H, Costain emphasized the 
value of definite Bible stady, and 
© H. Cunninus dealt with the need 
of interest and support in Sunday 
school and church work. The ad 
lresses were bright, forecful and 
much appreciated, 


Chicken shooting season opens 
on the Lith of October 
until October JOth 


rm! lasts 


ro LENT, i Vv 

rooms, furnished and 

fo rent. | 
Apply, J. B Ey ven, Ponoka, 


Room veral 


uulurnished, 


] 


—— 


| ne 


Ae Oe eR REET Seen cee ene | meme ee 


ny a a . evi, a bea it 


eenay Resell 


- 


JANG 


PRESEN Yi 


ae gee 


Get your order in early as 


season is about over 


We are Overstocked wi 


Raspberry Jam 


and will sell while it Lasts- 


Alb. Tin for $3 


KENNEDY & RUSSELL 


PHONE 9 GENERAL MERCHANTS 


eee 


“Millinery 2 e 
& Onening 


SATURDAY, Sept. 13 


Ladies of Ponoka and vicinity are 
to call 


cordially 


invited 


Gainsborough Pattern 


ILats made to order 


Mrs E. G. HEADLEY, Millinery, Ponoka 


PONOKA, ALBERTA 


all 


J. W. O'BRIEN & SON 
Harness, Trunks, fte. 
A Full Line of Repairs Carried 


AGENTS FOR MASSEY-HAKKIS 


Railway Street Ponoka 


FARMS for SALE 


* 


One of Ponoka’s best Quarter Sections, 84 Miles ! 
’ ' 
from Town j 
' ’ 
All the very best of black loam, with L20 Acre broken, balance of land 
light brush a nice level quarter Itas G-rBoomed Tlouse on Hood 
foundation with full basement, ¢ Barn 18x16, Horse Barn 28x82 
all in good shape; Chicken House }ix22, 2 Th Hou Granat { 
good drilled well, and ‘Phone inh ind only TE ile from Sehool j 
This is a first-class proposition, and iN rake | home f me 
body. Price, 80000,00 ; B2000,00 ca lown, balan on terms to suit i 
purehbaser 
190 Acres of Good Farm Land 
Soilis black loam, with about 7 ' under cultiva » Eas 5 
roomed Cottage and fair Barn Chicken House, ete, Has good 
well, also watered by never fail trea, One mile from sehool, 
IL miles from Ponoka, Price, 880 per acre; 8150000 cash down, balance 
inl titably arranged 
9 ¢ yy 
J. A. FARRELL 
Ponoka, All 


oe es A eR 6 eS oe ee 


FRUIT 


ree wr wer: me 


SO A 8 A AE i A 


Hats 
and Milline .) Novelties ‘ 
Also big line of Ready-to-Wear and Untrimmed Hats | 


! 
IMPLEMEN 1 DEALERS 
Carriages, Wagons, Gas Engines 


- soaettalastnaneconaieceetene 


th 


23 


i 
PONOKA | 


NOTICE 


I have purchased the 
Pioneer Elevater in Pon- 


oka, and f am 


General 


| 
Open for 
Business It 
will be my aim to give 
everyone murketing grain 
al quare deal, With 
Sper ial 
ness [ hope to merit a 
the 


attention to busi 


share of farmers’ 


Patronae, 


{| TT. Ross Alexander 


Civain Merehant Ponoka 
FOR SALE 
Wicker Baby Carriage, goed as 
new, At 880 quick sale,--Apply at 
Herald Office, 


LUMBER FOR SALE 


| 
CHEAP 
| 


Poplavand Balm, Shiplap Dimension 
} and Sheeting, 


I, MceKuenvey, Ponoka 


ROAD CLOSED 


jatharter, 


Trail leading through the N.E 
HO425, and S.E, 
1-44-25, W, 4, 
iffev Ist January, 1021, 


W. Yeates 


quarter, 


will be elo ed on and 


Painting 


AND 


| 
Decorating | 
| 


I, W, 
liable 


HAGGIN, the old Re 
} Painter, does a General 
Painting and Decorating Busi 
ness, 


j 
FE 
Callon us for Estimates if you 
have work, H 
Terms are Strictly Cash | 
' 
H 


J. W. Haggin 


PONOKA ALBERTA 


| 


' 


= Had A Picturesque Exhibit! : 
i HOW TO AWAKE = uA When 
; FRESH AS A DAISY A Vivid ‘jae of the Beauties of 
; nadian Rockies. 
af q _The Cebit weal You Get 
; x CONSTIPATION GONE | Trunk Railways this year combined | up “tired as a dog” 


to @ake one of the most striking dis- 
‘plays in his history of the Canadian | 
National Exhibition. The exhibit,! 
which occupied two of the three main 
sections of the railway building, gave | 


and sleep is full of 
ugly dreams you need 


BEECHAR 


ARCHIE P. McKISHNIE 


Printed by Special Arrange- 
ments with Thos. Allen, 
Toronto, Ont. 


—— A 


No other remedy acts the same. 
Works while you sleep, smooth, sil- 
| ent ,effective Cures the worst head- 

ache or constip .tion, 
| This is what happens when you use 
Hamilton's Pills. 


ste Prt 


le new vision of the extent and re- 


Dr sources of the Dominion, 


ate wind Nd ara in the stomach) One of the sections was devoted to 
nothing works better : ¥ ‘ | 
(Continued) No bad taste left behind, no furred| ® vivid portrayal of the beauties of 
Years ago, on a fine estate in Eng-| tongue, no more dizzy spells or bili-| the Canadian Rockies at ‘he point 
mt and, he had possessed a little sister} ous fits after taking Hamilton's Pills.; where the peaks reach their greatest 
who was all the kin he could claim in All the old costiveness, frightful] height The grandeur of the Yel-] Fatigue is the result 
\ : heig 1c § r ot ti | d 
aii ons we t hi ped fh Het Tew 808 ou af ib ip in th ert rs disAP-/towhead Pass and its surrounding of poisons produce 
—he worshipped her as few year as a ship in the nigh 
ave been known to do. She could The appetite is sharpened up, takes peaks was shown on a s ale commen. | by exercise or failure 
not make a wish he would not gratify.! on a keen edge {surate with the magnitude of the | to digest food proper- 
And the girl, she loved the big You enjoy your meals, relish and! great mountain chain! The visitor] 
brother better than anything in the! digest chem ‘ | pa ands under the shadow of a giant ly, and eliminate it 
y t at othe ve awakene t rth and buoy enirit nas FA ape Me weed dhe oF tA bo 
world, Babe iteatioiuer ; Mi saben) no pose peete and buoyant spirits retu cedar, the branches of which arch promptly with the aid 
within her. One day she forsook the} You feel good, you look like your old , ‘ . d kid 
. brother, leaving a brief note behind.) self again with bright eyes and rosy| Over the whole of the ceiling At of liver an neys. 
She had married a man who was be-| cheek this feet are the Maligne Falls and the 
tation in life nd fled wit! ’ t 
5 her station in life, 7 : | | yf : The best guarantee of good health) turbulent silver stream of the Maligne 
acr e ¢ i uiibut fac-| aq oO ag 1 ma anc ye g ar , ’ 
im a 5 La We and ld age that an and woman can River, threading its way among the Largest 
ed his grief 1 w the way alone.' have is the regular use of this fam- ’ Sale of any LES 
‘ From tl his world had been a} jly Pill foothills In the background is a Medicine CCHAMS PILY) 
ly | + ; 
lonely w Change of S, ¢x | Sufed to all ages, you should get a/ panorama 100 feet in length, of the in the oe 
citer ; n the chase i uld nev-! few 2 boxes from the drug store] magnificent mountains in Jasper Na- World, 
make him reet ( ter’s keep them-handy : per " ’ 
hd fors HW 13 the! and keep them handy. tional Park and Mount Robson Park, 
a é | 
a ; 4i3 as fie two wreat scenic reserves through 
estate s forgetfulness in grea lic reserves igt 
travel. 1 ed t he should] charred space he fired into it point-| which the Canadian National and the ee ED 
have d i oe oye blank A wild howl told that a wolf} Grand Trunk Pacific Railways make 
But he joined| had been hit. ’ ;! 
‘ ' ' , ‘ their ay te the VDacific Coast 
the army ven the thrill of the; “Tt all I can do, poor chat Aube A dag Bi et oas Chi » Maki T 
fight gave | i te from sad| he called Mount Edith Cayell, the beautiful} Inese Making i1oys 
memories At last } tur 1 for His powder and ball were in the] peak ed by the Dominion Gov- 
la to the V and in the big dd men? emory « hea mart : ; : 
lacked Wildy eae eed th th aii velo te aed memory of the MAFYE) With Intention of Capturing Trade 
be : : ‘ rhe beta ‘ i nurse, is in the centre of the an- 
he had lived fo now, Ou Phey'll y dogs. Ha,| ou" i aceeneetediia. aul Lost by Germany. 
the open all da ng, and at nig! ly knew and would loose] OF@m™ an dA IRL Reh es ‘ "hina? : 
his fireplace th a picture in ins,” Geikiec, Fitzwilliam, Pyramid, Roche Puzzles are no longer China's chief 
glowing coals and a 4 ait | big " were a pack of wolf|de Smet and Roche Mictte, with the contribution to the world’s Smuses| 
from the wall—this was t! life} } which on account of their) massive Mount Robson, the monarch! ment. The old Asiatic empire, 
; lived } ee } + ; ne . oh ’ Nt aon " 
are Mf a ! ho vi i s, Hallibut kept in con of the Canadian Rockies, looming up | Whose emblem is itself a toy—a fire- 
s the horseman pentrated d fit : ates ¢ ; : 
P he distance | spitting dragon—has gone e 
into the forest gloom and the } Even as he spoke, upon his ears]! the distance : | spitting drago sydd bie, ht) th } 
shadows settled more closely ; t! fell the sharp crack of a rifle far east: The atmosphere of Canada’s moun- business of supplying the world $ toy 
him, making the trail hard to kee 1} ward on the trail, and as its echo died| tain world was retained in a wonder- market, evidently with an intention 
‘1 t 9, 
jit i es , he began to wi A h id there arose the deep musical bay of ful way, and it was difficult for the| of capturing the trade lost by Ger- 
. ck o come out anc t - ih: erat B ; 
a h +0 lid w : thts | wolf me yunds ' H allit : s odirit y observer to realize that he was not! many, and on the whole the toys are 
» as he metimes did when fore-| upright on a limb ane ymrobed the] , : : : 
ed to return t The w ods | aA SL aa his . a hose gal-| Viewing the scene from some favor-| more ingenious than the German ar- 
had a way laying pranks upon} fant hounds beneath had heard the|able vantage point in the Rocky ticle, for the Chinaman or Japanese | 
ie , rt was not brid for the bush,| baying, too, and they were fighting] Mount The system of lighting} has learned to imitate nothing that | 
eae erent or enone t) as they never had fought before, One| was arranged to give, in varions per-| he does not try to improve The} 
it that he could never } earn) of the dogs retreated backward, fight-| . : Arps 
at his age Still he knew the trail t a taal th two gaunt shag that iods of the day, the effects ycen| Anglo-Saxon doll made in China, for 
was on well er to | f ! ve to t it to earth Hallibut,| among the mountains at sur rise,| instance, goes in for rather flamboy- 
it blindf ae d, had t : : 1 acry that was half a sob, forg noonday and evening lant coloring effects, Its complexion 
setits 1 : pe Va ; 1 'Wa ! ; utior H ALL ar 1 love he bore In the nd section of the exhibit] would rouse envy in any European 
son and the Bushwhaci he passed , i ‘ Wd ete me H ‘ ‘i d and the working the Canadian Govern j doll denied the use of cosmetics. As 
down the trai ‘tit hi } 1 ery ment marine was featured in connec-| for dresses, a Chinese do woul 
a clk iy rifle he leapel to the f |for d ,a Ct tol 1d | 
He had be per t | in| gre | H as ba ely in time toj tion with the great netwe rk of rail-| make a Sicilian girl in her gayest col 
el saddle, ar a ! earit m ! was save th , ; Nell, wl i n torn! way lines that is now known as the | ors appear to be in mourning. 
nown as the e-Lick, a har-! sides and t e hid failen athe dian N 1 syster Add 
red scar of te y that had been} last, fight land ipping with ana re 1 } al system. Adding SE 
swept by fire year when he was! all he f lust as one| 8fal 1 to this display, the | a ; 
aroused fron litat by the f 1 sprar H Hibut | hips merchant marine | Metal Gets Tired 
growls of d | br the hea barrel down] were actual wireless | Peed 
were acting t pecul head, cr the skull as; eanwes ma thee » > | 7 5 
ner, running a few { SHRGRH TEMA HRA RAT SORTATAIUMITITG Ucn eee eeeets bladd Bene rf "P) Contractors Give Crane Chains Rest 
turn by no fewer 43 cs 
then retreating a & beneath ¢ dog scrambled up and met the other] '" turn by no fewer than 43 wire ‘s At Regular Intervals, ; 
horse's hee rhe! t P volf as it sprang toward her master,| Messages In order to make this ' | 
ed to catch their spirit, for he reared| Then a cyclone of panting, bounding] possible the Marconi Company in- The fact that two men were killed 
in veh SWISS ; us . would have throw be I pt in and there wes gray dy st illed an aerial system above the} recently as a result of the metal of 
fas | in i See eae Hal | the Fire-Lick for a brief space! raitway buildir & to receive MessAKeS| the crane on which they were work- 
ut ; { : jal : i P : 7 ’ TT. , dled|. : “ ’ : ‘ | 
\\ ha th cried the man.| ( { nel! cried a vo} from all points, these being ban Hled ing becoming “tired” brings to light 
striking the f with the quirt and “Th Dick, lad, and bel by an operator housed in an exact re i a “Steel 
whistling to the hounds “What's | quick the man responded breath-| plica of a steamship'’s wireless cabin a little-known phenomenon, otee 
the matter with you all, anyw | lessly Simultaneously the messages were nearly always tires under prolonged 
he hors { fc ! Di k found } master leaning! .. elled out in Morse by a wonderful] Strain, just as the human body does, 
; denly that an overhanging branch eakly against a tree ® } said an expert at the inquest The 
f caught the rider's cap and swept it “Are you ‘urt ‘he asked, dis-| System of miniature lamps spread | Se & I ‘ a iu i . 
. : ruc LD 
from his head With a pre that] mounting over a gigantic map of the Dominion amount of fatigue depends on the 
he would teach the animal to act dif-}] «Nn See if they've killed Gabe} of Canada In addition to the wire-| Strain to which the steel has been 
ferent " the Colonel slid down from} and Pinch, Dich Lord! but how! Jess telegraph apparatus there was | Subjected, but it does not necessarily | 
his saddle and with the bridle-rein| Bra) Pt | i re oe ¢ 
over his arm st d to feel the]. D; kept working the new system of wire-| Fequire an excessive weight to tire 
darkne for } cat A hound al } “yp less teleph Expert engineers| metal to its breaking point. An 
most beneath the horse lifted head] can't were on hand to explain in full the| overworked chain, for example, will 
and led, and mn fright 1 beast) said working of the various forms of ap-| break under the weight of one or two 
With & enere Feared at I, je iG away ell, , tu ltons, although normally it may have 
from thet I ! the trail] yay paratu 
in the directi f hich he had] drew The Canadian Government depart-| been tested to stand twenty or thirty 
come } knee ment of marine also assisted in mak-| ton For this reason all Govern-| 
Hallibut ar nd f 1a a wld girl,” he said chokingly,| ing the Canadian National exhibit | ment contractors are obliged to give 
pain ‘ his riff ; He : s| stroking her long ears, “you're a tar-| complete, and showed a remarkable] their crane chairs a rest at stated in- | 
Pat ; oy ep foe rt wae } 1 1 licked his| * ' of aids to navigation, including | terval One cure for the tired chain 
a i t “ 1 t ir i log whit | an i Lan | ni | ‘ ‘ 
growling and in ey wa fest-|} ! ee : we olving lighthouse lanterns|is to heat it until it is red-hot and 
ing fear of tl! en ¢t be ied Nick, “'e be ym lights, fog horna, et Ithen put it to bed in  quicklime 
did not under it Jt was all e the we be asis was also placed in the| Metal bridges get “that tired fecling” 
red nt for him t c ir ythink. sir.” / fal 
pretty pred: ' “A ! ame ythink, 8! exhibit on the opportunities awaiting|in just the same way Sunday, in 
surely, It meant tent ofa | rest of the pack ; : : 
and he was tired HH ed o } gamboling and the ttler along the lines of the Can fact, is as greata benefit to the tired 
and, followed by ¢t dogs, made to} lear " Great, deep] 4 lian National Railway the whole! bridge as it is to the work-weary hu 
cross the Fire-Lick that stretched Ifke| ¢! dogs those wolf] display being excellently planned and | man being 
a black lake bef h At its bor-| hou were Their one consuming ' t hict 1! { 1-| 
carried out on a high scale of exce — 
der a circle of gleaming eyes met him.| desire being to tear down and kill, ree : | T Why Ot I 
“Wolves!” he shuddered, and| they felt for the man before them| ¢" ie ., The Why Ot It, 
throwing forward the rifle, he drew aj only the blind devotion of dog for a The cities of this country are grow- 
bead on those shifting balls of fire] master Hallibut had given ther } , P ing rapidly while the rural population | 
and pulled the trigger Ihe ham-| more blows than pats, but he knew New W heat Discover f st ; “link » in a 
oe ’ ' 5 teadily declining Let this con- 
mer fell dead No explosion follow-| how to command respect among] aed face oad | r, and w 
ed, and the circle narrowed toward] dog | tinue for a few years longer, and we 
® man ane dogs Hallibut sprang f “How many was in the pack, sir?” Prepared Grain Has Heavier Yield will have to import foodstuffs, inc lud- 
a nearby tree and drew himself uy sked Dick A " v1 ing mill Does the city man expect 
: \ my asked ( nd Stronge: Straw. g min ‘ y anes 
sate hy Pranches lof lark at He had drawn two dead wolves into A , : to get his milk as cheaply under 
§ ne swus loft a dark shape} the open and was now dragging a revolution of wheat growing may; att : 
hurled itself into the air, and he heard} third J , airy iat acai = of present conditions as he did when the 
the wolf's tecth snap within a few in Pamewhare ahout ten. Lahould i * nee OF Mls | population was douole the ur- | 
ches of his pendant leg udge.” ! alon “nae| French farmer na 1 Pion Gaud.} bar 1 rs’ Sun, 
: f his 4 ¥ judge,” replied the Colonel B I b 
“They'll get my hounds,” thought] ] can't understand why they should The aur ral ¢ ttee of his de mast as 
> theman, “Back, Pinch; back, Gabej| be on the rampage at this time of fee eialt t B.C, Oat Crop Badly Damaged 
; Nell you fool, get bi t he} year,” | Par ment has bee impressed Pp ’ ' 
cried excitedly “Look at this one, sir.” cried Dick.| the success which has attended his ding to reports reaching Van-| 
¥ But the fighting blood in} "E's so thin that 'e must ‘ave nigh| methods that the ave ordered ex ver it is estimated that nearly a} 
4 he Soe arn im eF th y we re ins] tarve 1 to deat! All of ‘em are] periment to be car 1 out in all il'ion dollars damage has been! 
¢ ? ; if ta th Ther only one reason as fortvefive departme) of the Canton | cased to the oat crop by the heavy 
tics they were } ihe Asters | n think of that would make ‘em rhyey ’ ; : 
knew cach dog by it d they're starvin’'—that’ ext y Details of Pion ( rains of the past week on} 
' ety Pde li  ¢ f x . pee | " : ) 0 the ire lacking, but, a ling | the | ; sintand | 
, ! : ‘ n onsense,” cried Hallibut Why.) to published reports, the basi tl SEE 
eagerness to back | Gab t the avy timber is alive with food,” , 
heaviest of the hc had el | “V¢ ate T tnow that But vou| Preparation of the grain in a spe | 
the wolf which had prung, | sir, these wolves can’t get into| fertilizing liquid vhich he has ai 
seu heard, th ' ry g of ; . ; savy timhart at ieaatethay wanltl enitha name A Me Geeta 
then a number of other wolves hurl YY} Tor 7 
¢ t go through a pec 20 in ground 
themselves forward He could hea [et Ne ney wen ) tan LS pe prepared wa ‘ in 1 tha 
the dogs snarling as they fought, and| | ato the woods by the wav hed had k I " t 
/ he lent his voice to their ¢ rag ; e. sir.” | which normal ! s 
; ment sa : : | “And why can't they?” not been! ured M 
Easy, Gabe," he sl buted ell, | Wel I think it's ‘cause you've Baa Fa Piper Pry 
girl, casy now Lead 'e into the} nut that (inn tipiArmale van gee | fee iitural ¢ mitt 
open, Don't let ‘em get tin ther they , + lave come by way of the the ground, state tl the yield from 
thick timber.” lowe vale—hit's the only way they|the prepared grain is h heavier 
H Hallibut had placed an wa’ could ¢ An' when you built th’) than the other, and that the i 
the nipple of his rifle, and as the}! pithy va tetahianna tani hack tal 
struggling mass surged back in that they've heen all through | ssroneer tne inventor is 3 
1 growth and they've natur-| 4% account ol his experingent a M ' 
‘ tar . an’ it's come, nature of U gel for publ 
t it t} e growed de | tion 
| ° . . ° j | 
Ry Georg Dick, I believe you're] 
rig ried Hallibut | Coal In Saskatchewan, | behey rae of 
e at ' | 
him " My and look about Twenty million tons of bituminous} dato Gheving is 
ui 
(To be ¢ ed) | coal have been proved to exist with fe .. news 
/ ‘ o iin 200 miles of Regina, Saskatchewan. | ; cura Way". No 
Record in Ontario, | The coal is said to be better in qual | i Mug, nO slimy 
Ar 1 yield of wheat been| ity than the bituminous coals of Al-| - eos, Be eee 8, 
‘ ali, no 
{ report 1 well kr farmer, re-| berta Fifty-one coal mines in Sas no dry > rit 
i | titatloneven w ' 

‘ f irritat! hen shaved twice ly 
siding on the Rover Read in Raleigh| katchewan produced 300,000 tons o One soap for all uses-~sbaving, bath- 
township, Ontario Mr. Kiel states. coal in the year 1919, The output! Jing and shampooing. 

e three 1 404 t sing eve F Soap 28c, Ointment 25 and 50c, Sold 
; _ that he threshed 300 bushels of wheat | 1s Increasing every year th: oghout the Dominion, Canadian Depot: 
{ from four acres of land, making a ese Z : | Limited, St. Paul St., Montreal, 
»/ Ape : ’ : P ; } ‘Cuticure Soap shaves wil!out mug, 
yield of 75 bushels to the acre This Few things are more foolish than | 
illustrates very clearly t! ! ! for a high task while neglect- | == 
fertility of Kent ( | INwly one | 
‘ i . 
4 a 
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Millers Object 
To Durum Wheat 


Say It Is Too Hard For Ordinary 
Milling. 


which 


Durum wheat, has been 


largely recommended for growing in 
certain parts of Western Canada on 
account of its drought resisting qual- 
ity, consists of a group of varieties, 
nearly all of which have short, com- 
pact heads, large, very hard kernels 
and comparatively weak straw. As 
a rule Durum wheat is bearded. 
While some of the varieties are ex- 
cellent for bread making, the major- 
ity are decidedly inferior, 

“The objections the best 
ietics of Durum’ wheat, says Chas. E. 
Saunders, Dominion Ceralist, “arise 
not only from the yellow color of the 
flour (a shade which is not fashion- 
able at present), but to the extreme 
hardness of the kernel’, Durum 
wheat in poor condition be 
ground into flour by exactly the same 
system as ordinary wheat, the prob- 
lem is very troublesome, Naturally, 
the millers are averse to changing 
their methods and will not do so un- 
til forced by a shortage of ordinary 
wheat and the presence in the mar- 


to var- 


cannot 


ket of considerable quantities of 
Durum,” 
Annual Sweet Clover 


Will Bring Nitrogen and Organic 
Matter to Soil. 

The new annual sweet clover dis- 
covered by Professor Hughes, of the 
lowa Experiment Station, is gaining 
favor according to published reports. 


It will be remembered that most 
sweet clover is biennial. This an- 
nual white sweet clover is a new 


plant for agriculture. It can be sown 
with grain in the spring or as late as 
the middle of June and develop much 
growth which will bring to the soil 
both nitrogen and organic matter. 
Its general use is limited yet because 
of the high cost and scarcity of seed 
which is now selling at $5 per pound. 

This sweet clover, under 
trial in New Jersay, was planted June 


29 
“ec 


annual 


12, and reached a height of 
on August 1, and for seven days fol- 
lowing grew 8 1-2 inches, more than 
one inch per day. 


The biennial sweet clover is far 


better for fergilizing purposes than | 
should | 


and 
have a larger place in agriculture, but 
annual 


most farmers appreciate 


sweet clover promises a still 
better green manuring plant and we 
look forward to the time when there 
of seed, that its use 
will become general. It has been es- 


timated that a good crop of annual 


is an abundance 


swect clover will yield as much nitro- 
gen to the soil as cight tons of man- 
ure and also furnish a large quantity 
of organic matter, 


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operations, 


The company has secured an area ; 
vf 630 acres at Roche Percee, nine Greenland’s Newspaper. 
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dition to its coal mining operations at 
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of the mines erfgaged throughout the 
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According to government reports 
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Agreement May 
Now be Reached 
With British Miners 
chon ore BUERILLA WARFARE. 
IN IRELAND MAY 


commuiittee of colliery owners to hold 
a peassseonference at which an en- 
deavor nade to arrange some 
scheme y the miners can wet 
an increase of pay without having to 
resort to the strike, which has been 
threatening for several weeks past. 

The delegates agreed 
order a recall of the strike notices, af 
ter a of their executive 
had a conference with’ Premier Lloyd 
George and owners in anticipation of 


Dublin—Gen, Sir Neville 


miners’ to| Cready, commander 


forces in Ireland, in an interview de- 
committee nied that the reprisals for the agsas- 


sinaton of police taken at Balbri gan 


i : | by the “Black ¢ f ” ‘leas 
this outcome, appointed a special} 1 , 2 | and Tans,” and else 
. . | Where, pt F ihn 
committee to represent them It is| fit 'y the regular police or 
‘ ' militia were ; ate y any $ 
evident that the miners hope some re- ere actuated by any set of 


policy formulated by the government 


sult will be reached by Thursday for 
He declared, 


a delegates’ meeting with both the 


however, that if 
on 


that-day to receive the report of elas Warfare of the Irish “repub- 
representatives, Atel army continued, th situation 
The decision of the miners to ace} ''® m become such that reprisals 
cept one of the Government's sug-| would be necessary. He made clear 
gestions for avoiding the strike was| fi position of the militia Forces: in 
doubtless the result of the mectin; re saying that the y had nothing 
of the “Triple Alliance,” which dis . do wae Ute administration of the 
closed the fact that the railwaymen Royal Irish Constabulary and its 
and transport workers battacts a sritish auxiliary, the “Black and 
the miners in the Triple Alliance—| Pan,” other than to give them neces 
are not prepared to go to the length Siry support in carrying out their 
of striking in sympathy with the Al duties. 
ininers. It was stated that a large M Mca Ce ‘ x 
ininority of miners, who * voted) a°&ready said, “the idea got abroad 


that I , , a kind 
A ; at l came in the company of ; 1 
against the strike, are to be reckoned , , pile AEN SEL 


with, and the fact that the demand!” Rabncseaeaah crowd, wilt the police 
for a decrease in the price of domes-| °* well as the militia The Irish peo 
tic coal, which it was expected would ple are mistaken, ? It was, not as- 
win the support of consumers, wa + rted by Gen, Macc ready that there | can be 
eliminated during the conference)“. A 
wifh the Government. The demands bite i da obaheainidalt Ah edible 
upon which the iners handed in| ‘°° *9 Paid tad ical et hte wane 
their tike notices have ce! Hered aentent abede d take these ac seus by 
materig!l during. the past week's ¢ sp rit which led them If the 
discussions, and it is believed that is} per were able to cope with the 
what induced Mr, Smillie, the inet said, there would be no 
leader, and his colleagues to agree ence in Ireland of 
to incet the owners, | ’ oF militia and con 
aN an | t , but as a result of mur- 
4 x dk lately, and the impossibility of 
Ca di F re iting lately, many of these oc- 
nhagian armers u es had been spontaneous,” 


Not Profiteering | 
,,_ ransfer Track to be Replaced 


Dr. Rutherford Says They Are the 
Only Real Producers. 


Ottawa.—Farmers of Canada a Railway Board Orders Re-installation 
not profitecring, Dr. J. G. Rk | of Transfer Track at Conquest. 
a member of t Dominion Board Ott The re-installation of the 
Railway Comunissioners, st l | ul r track at Conquest, Sask., be- 
maintained in an address to the} tween the lines of the Canadian Paci- 
Kiwanis Club her rhe farmer was and the Canadian National Rail- 
the only reat producer, he said, and is ordered by the Railway Com- 
without him the country would nx t| j nh a judgment written by 
get along. The speaker declared) Co issioner J. G. Rutherford and 
that Canada’s resources had been! concurred in by the other me mbere of 
wasted in the past and that th vi! board The work is to be com 
W ill going o1 He blamed party |p), not later than November 1 of 
politics for this and thought th ear, on the understanding that 
t is for Canadians to keep level event of the situation being 
heads, to take care of their 5 I by the linking up of the 
ments, and “to atch ther ly.” | ¢ ional lines with the 
a 1 ( k Pacific Regina and Riv 
; ; e subdivision, the matter may 
Denies He is An Agitator | trove beleraiie teale 
e } i ' in this application, which 
Archbishop Mannix Sugges s Means the Saskatchewan Stock 
to Restore Peace in leland j ( \ssociation, Moose Jaw, 
London.—Arechbishop Maas , Lat Saskatoon, Regina and 
the course of his speech at the dinner M « Jaw, and it was shown that 
tendered him by the Catholic bi livestock industry in the district 
d priests’ of Portsmouth, Cloyne| ! seriously handicapped 
and Southwark, denicd he was at ! he back-haul necessitated by the 
tator or hated Enalishn i of this transfer track in 
nired and pected Eng 1917 
said, ; 7 s 
The Archbishop us 1 that i . . . 
kad eeuld’ wilhdeay | the Moving Grain Rapidly 
from Ireland and tell t! I orn, 
aka sh ae PESDATCG 10 No Serious Shortage of Cars Has Yet 
Sistent with the safety of the | 
Wealani@ieaniie ba. lesen a Been Reported, 
peace and friendship would b Ottawa-So far as officials of the 
stored 1) tment of Railways has been in- 
Archbishop Mannix ls d wvement of grain over 
shat ltetaveen iinet ealandeh railw in the prairie prov 
speak t disorder and is proceeding satisfactorily 
pea i known to be an inmmense de 
Aa RATS. heat cars now that thresh 
= : : vell advanced, th demand 
Clothing Coming Down | feet tad tape ihatall Mihi 
Chit mR nt pric ed } vho have finished threshin 
F . “ERY? » the head of the lakes before 
flected in rice Of } navigation However, 
ts i Keli St } tw ude before the 
I d nal Clothi M | rf tl grain movement to 
\ J ion, declared at tl l " y of grain cars at 
jati t Ml che 
Ided tl ' lot! | Nl ede 
nne down more ey ! re 
| iigh cost of labor and material a ; on o 
and that people must remember that i : . he 
the cost of textiles is not the onl listri . 1 1 ndled 
factor ¢ ing into clothing pr: \ ( ] \ A 
. t na ‘ ld 4 
Rainbow Sold To American Firm } | | departing 
Vancouver, B,¢ Phe old crugget 
Rainbow, for which together ! _ --—- 
Other units of the Canadi ! France Will Pay Loan, 
bids were called not long as ] : ; 
been sold to Neider and Mar pes r 00 1 d 
} A) loan due in 
Seattle, Before the war, the « : pis oe Rat co trancat 
was partially dismantled, but wh ¥ : Py ia pe fi 
1e conflict began she w ed ae ltot cabine 
trol vessel on the P \! , | ; ha f 
pr the war she was again 1 ¥ ; \ iy aM ‘fs 
dismantled at Esquimalt \ ; 1 ' 
been inactive ever since 
9 anal * 
Teach Farming By Movies : a 
Quebec.—That the Provineial D Ten Years for Traltoy 
partment of Agriculture is consid 
ing the ure of animated photegra ntenced to 10 ' 
for the purpose of teaching, scit 4 ‘ 
agriculture was announced here by) d ' Sasuies 
Antonio Grenier, deputy minister « J) Naval stat \ | 


agriculture. rY f 


LEAD TD REPRISALS’ 


Mac: | 


of the military | 


SS TT 


Friends of Irish | 
Freedom Protest 


Life 
Of Gen. Strickland 


| Attack on 


Are Indignant at Order Forbidding | Commander in Southern Ireland Shot 
American Ships to Enter Cork 
Harbor. 


New 


York.—The 


National 


Council | 


| Cork. 


Dublin. Official announcement is 


| 


at While Motoring Through | 


Fuel Situation Is 


Improving Says Carvell 


Daily Imports From U.S. Have Re- 
cently More Than 
Trebled, 

Ottawa —Much 


of the worrying 


| of the Friends of Irish Freedom an-| ynade of an attempt to assassinate| Which is being done with regard to 


‘nounced that at a secret session of Maj.-Gen, Strickland, commander in 


the 


passed calling on Secretary of State! was motoring 
| Colby to protest against and seek im-; Cork. 
mediate withdrawal of the British ad- 

| iris’ 


| 
} 
| 


Led against “England's 


| sailing 


Other resolutions adopted protest- 


council 


under 


order fe 


the 


in time of peace.” 


} fort to overthrow 
Ircland,” 


United States insist upon the imme- 
diate release of Terence MacSwiney, 
lord mayor of Cork, and his fellow 


and den 


hunger strikers, 


we are to the entry of 
States the League of Nations, | 
even with reservations, we denounce 
the misleading and wholly unfound- | 
ed statements recently made regard- 
ling it by Governor Cox, as affording 


Another 
}clared that “unalterably opposed as 
United 


into 


resoluti 


rbidding 


American flag 


desperate ef- 
the republic of 
vanded = that the 


on adopted 


the 


here, resolutions were 


vessels | 


de 


Ireland an opportunity to obtain her 


liberty 


Price, a prominent British mechanicad 


London.—An acrial torpedo, which 


to Almost Any Distance. 


cngimeer, 


Carrying no crew, 


controlled thousands of 


been reprisals by the police and. away, has been invented by Chas. 


ute control to any 


wireless is 


which the effects of the bombing raid 


can be recorded at home simultane 
ously with the raid itself, which may 
| take place thousands of miles away. 
“The torpedo can travel from 175 
to 200 miles per hour, and I can tell 
at any moment just where it is,” 

said Mr. Price, 
The Germans called it the ‘Devil's 


used for exploration, observat 
carrying 
ywoon uscd by the 


ring 


SCS 


von 


completed 


iirship.’ 


$3 


tor 


ftective 


mails. 


hostilities f 


It makes photographs, 


declar 


One Ger 


lf of the 


000,000 for the secret. 
was locked up in the Tower of Lon- 


don as a spy.” 


pedo to New York, Australia, or any 


Price declares he can steer the tor- 


other 


wirel 


Mayer Gray Has Inaugurated Plan 
For Cheap Distribution. 
Vinny Citizen of Winnipeg 
ill be able to purchase cheap apples 
" week with the inagguration of 
M wv Charles” F. Gray's scheme of 
ip distribution The mayor an 
mced today that the first carload 
db iipped from the Toronto 
} distri and ould reach Winnipeg 
jby t 1 of the week 
| ‘They will be delivered from door 
to de in the city, in jute sacks and 
{ nt aL id pape sacks The 
will probably be $2.20 for the 
orty pound sacks, with a ten cent 
bat i the sack, and $1.12 for the 
nty pound sacks, with a two cent 
for the sack. 
Stealing Liquor From Cars 
nt Looting of liquor from 
on the Canadian National Rail- 
H Payne, Ont, a village 
300 pe s, 40 miles cast of Port 
Ar , also at Jellicoe, Petebell and 
Foleyett, Northern Ontario, has been 
! © the railway was open 
i ictically littl or no t 
t ) put a stop to it because of 
k of provineial police in that 
» W, D, Gregory, of 
1 to Attorney-Gen 
British Bishops Coming. 
1 b Bi of Oxford 
do Wore sailed on th 
ier Prat for Canada, They 
, tak tin the celebration at 
Winnipe 1 eonnectior with the 
nsf t ] | known as the 
) Archt p's We 1 Canadian Fund 
und ' £50,000 Ihe 
bishoy Ives formally 
1 tl ot rities of 
t! Ar Church in Western 
{ 
| teat 
Wrangel Makes Big Haul. 
W Captur by the 
‘ i Ge \\ gel, the anti-Bol- 
k } it the town of Alexan 
| drovi mm the Dneiper River, and 
al t 106 rs, W reported 
d ( tantinople, Sev 
1 1) Ired guns were cay 
ed | la juantity of supplic 
ce h added 


ss station in Great 


of the 


British 


an 


under 


distance at 
» the 


It actually 
War Offi 
or bombing 


he had 


invention 


cs 


pract 


b 


man, who was 


German Govert 


world from an 


Britain, 


1335 


| 
me to tretand,” Gen. Wonders of Aerial Torpedo 


" 
Under Absolute Control by Wireless 


miles 
S 


abso- 
which 
torpedo can 
oT 


has 


€ 


pur- 


and 


1 
y 


He 


y 


Cheap Apples for Winnipeg | 


F a 
butler in England during 1915, offered 


me, on bel 


Southern the general | 

| 
through the streets of 
The! 


automobile, containing three ot four 


Ireland, while 


He was not injured 
| peat tett 
menmin civilian clothes coming from 
| the direction of the military barr cks, | 
was fired on by nine or ten men with 
| revolvers The*occupants of the au 
1¢ fire 

A 16-year-old bO&F¥, a bystander, re 
| ceived a flesh wound in the arm. The 
| members of the attacking party fled 


Imperial Preference | 


London Times Comments on Resolu- 
tion of Chambers of Commerce | 
Congress, > | 
London,—The Times, referring edi- 
torially to the passing of a resolution 
in favor of Imperial trade preference 
by the 
gress at Toronto, says the 


Chambers of Commerce Con 


case for 
preference is much misrepresented in| 
Great Britain, Its enemies, says 
| the writer in the Time 
i show that it involves 
} the to 
policy of Great Britain 

That accusation, the article contin- 
hits 
again by explicit denials from Domin- 


attempt by 
fiscal 


! 

s, have tried to| 
an | 
| 


Dominions dictate the 


ues, been disproved again and 
jion statesmen who have shown their! 
only desire is to recommend to the 
people of this country a policy which 
they found to 
British trade in general, The deci- 
of the supports 
that view 


have advantageous 


sion ress again 


cong 


° ° 
Want Radium Institute 

ares | 

Ask Half Million Dollars to Found 

Institute in Montreal, 

Montreal.—The faculty of medicine 
of the University of Montreal has 
put in a request to the Provincial 
Government to found an “Institute of 


Radium.” The request has been put 
Hon. Athanes 
cial secretary, who has promised his! 
to the 


before David, provin 


immediate matter 
The necessary for the foun- 
dation of this will total be- 
tween four and five hundred thousand 


attention 
amount 
institute 
dollars, covering the cost of two 
gramems of radium, the installation 
of a laboratory and organization ex | 


penses, 


| A League of Friendship 


Currie Talks to Underwriters at 
| Meeting in Boston. 

| Boston.—General Sir Arthur Cur- 
Irie, principal of McGill University, 
Montreal, addressing the banquet 
Which brought to an end the annual 
convention of the National Life Un 
derwriters’. Association,. said. that 
Canada desired a “league of friend 


ship between the Anglo-Saxon 


He 


great 


nations of the world.” declared 


there were “sinister interests at work 
ying to split the friendship between 
the United States and Great Britain,” 
Se | 


Want Menace Removed 


Veterans Object to U.S. Cruiser on 
the St. Lawrence. 


“The United States 
on the St 


Kingston, Ont, 


Governinent has a cruiser 


Lawrence with guns mounted for the 
purpose of suppressing violations of 
the liquor lay according to a pro 
| test of the local branch of the Army 
and Navy Veterans, who have com 
} plained to the Federal Government 
that this is a violation of the treaty 
between the United States and Great 
Britain The Veterans bay the use 
of navy suns pn narrow waters of 
the St. 1 ence is a menace to ship 
ping and Canadian home 


Gas From Straw - 


Americans Are Following Up Experi 
| ments Made at Saskatoon | 
| Univers.ty 
Wi he operation of au 
to \ ade from straw 
+ pe ib futur 
\ ined by the destructi 
d ol cat, oat ands rye 
' Depart ' Agricul 
tur nounces, “is now bei pro 
duced upon a all scale at the ex 
perimental f 1 at Arlington, Va. Al 
though an automobile has been oper 


ated with the combustible, and it has 


been used for illuminating purposes 
las w ll as for cooking, the possibili-| 
ties of straw gas are not yet fully de- |} 
termined,” | 
- - 
Liquor Referendum in Yukon, 
Ott Ny las n gaazctted 
here tixe Mond July 11, 1921 
| la pol I 
pla +} \ ’ 
t ( ri A l 
| } 
| of tig Dohert ( D 
y1 I Ph ‘ 
: ;' 


Canada’s fuel supply for the coming 


winter is needless. That is the view 


of Hon. F. B, 


Carvell, chairman of 


under whose control coal 


imports 
and exports were placed by the Do 
minion Government during last ses 
sion, 

During the period from April 1 to! 
September 15, 1920, Eastern Canada 


the Board of Railway Sat iar 
! 
| 
| 


'Will Use Stamps 
For Collection of — 
The Luxury Tax 

MILLERAND ELECTED 


AS PRESIDENT OF 
FRENCH REPUBLIC 


Versailles 


| 

' Ottawa.—Collection of the sales 
and luxury taxes by means of stamps 
instead of by the present method will 
be inaugurated on Nov. 1, The neces- 
sary arrangements are now being 
made and the stamps manufactured. 
A special perforating machine for 
cancell tamps will be furnish- 
ed free Last month $6,- 


ne the 


Alexandre sy dealer 


: : j i 000,000 of revenue was derived from 
imported 114,658 fewer tons of an-| V4 invested with the executive pow the luxury tax, but this is not regard 
thracite, but 1,852,065 more tons of | CFS Of the cleventh preside: Md. the} og $ the pr ‘b ble maximum ; 
bituminous coal than in the same: French Republic before the ass: th , siti n has 
P me ! faaille ‘ ' e ¢ es, investigatic 
period of last year, and as conditions | bled Versailles Congress, 10 minutes} _, hat tl vi tt orm 
} \ 7 : att, aul é \ ¢ lay not being com- 
on the other side of the international | after Leon Bourgeois, president ¢ *) plied h, the | ‘Orat eit 
be lary a $ eine ie ime | the Senate, had proclaimed him elect.) ¢° ; < norance OF its 
oundary are improving, so the im aa Ir fn othe there has 
ports of coal are increasing. | ed, without the 1 fo Lia.) i Peat lit te ey si " 1 1 ¢ ee 
Ateraae ei Beta: 1 deliberate evasion and prosecu- 
Since the Board of Railway Com-|¢¢lving the powers fre the hands of ! i re | 
‘ e aA t tir er Pe \ core of cases are be- 
missioners took charge of the fuel | the retiring presider | The full | i 
: : ’ nad H d ‘ Hl penalty wi 
situation, the imports daily have been M. Millerand received | ; 
I j ; : . : ked tot end that the effect be 
more than trebled ovation at Versailles eve I | ; 
| pre lent © led } ] ind revenue officers by 
a es and ser a } # d making purchases 
Fatal Airplane Accident [Victorious vrance must rebuitt lctected many cases of the act 
} “Vic ‘ ye eit 
l talf + y CX- 
Irp | ru hae t atid aaa i \ staff of thirty ¢ 


Engine Stopped When Aviator 
tempted to do a Spiral Nose 


At. 


Prol 


crops in 


fall 
the 


Toronto ibly t! reest 


wheat the histo 


province of Ontario were reaped this 


year by the farmers of the province. | 
According to the statistics compiled 
by the Department of Agriculture | 
the’ averages are far above previous! 
years, on an acreage of 726,371 acres 
U.S. Mail Train Robbed 
t! Hew Ind Two bandit 
lup a eened United = Stat 
il train he und secured a nu | 
of luable 1 1 bags, valued at | 
¢ W 


a I ay 1 have eon appointed to check up 
y Of sition to the ¢ n of ‘ 

H Millerand t 1 nd at the Treasury is getting 
: Nerand wa hected ¢{ j 


the 


| cutive to call all the 


listributed over the 


revenue divisions 


wo 


Dive. | ? Gren nce : it entitled to 
Ottawa.—E, G, Amey, a pr inent ahi cai sabes re oo ; ord e 
jeweler of Shawville, Quebec, was a Fevision of the eRe vy i . 
killed and Lieut, Jack Drummond, of will enable the president to 4 a} Capture Roscoe Bandits 
Ottawa, painfully injured, when, in; ,, ’ tae 
full view of hundreds ot visitors TH iw heh et i SAAS nd . erass 
, , than has been usual in the past, Leon! Saskatchewan Police Gather in Two 
the Shawville fair, the airplane in Bourgeois and Raoul Peret, presi : 
which they were flying, crashed to the! respectively of the Son te and : of the Oatiaws. 
earth Mr. Amey sustained terrible | nber of Deputies, declined ¢ Re Word has reached here of 
ee aN i Pid npg hy permit their names to come before: ' ‘ A re of two of the gang of five 
2 A tha noe ane the joint caucus, and no other cand ! who held up a 
mond’s injuries, while extremely dates were brought forward In 5 Man. anda 
painful, are not considered seriou : ieee ae ledicinio. Sasbati 
Lieut. Drummond was engaged in| l how in Guatody war 
taking up. fair visitors for ten-minute T fh 4 D nai if ey ¢y ie 
trips He had made a_ successful} rainic in rugs it i NY R d, ‘ } ' 
taffe-off just outside the fair grounds, | ee 1 thet B a “h be mer ae 
and had reached quite an altitud | Far-Reaching Regulations Affecting rhe + of the 1 P 
when he attempted to do a, “spiral the Drug Traffic in Canada. Tohn I and Bill Br 1 
nose dive.” While de nding in tl | Or a By an order presented i Roth a: Aust: nd : 

j dive, the engine stopped, and th \ sp ul issue of the Canada Gazette 21. They were 1 in 
aviator was unabl to clear or . very farere sit rer ot cating a meal ata ra : ‘ 
telegraph wires near the C.PLR. st Affect the drug tram ( la go t the time they 2 
tion to which the machine crashed mmediately Eve d d, e taken abso! | 

on a | gist within the D ‘ Both were well a ‘ 
Ration Hard Coal in U.S. circulated with a vie of Secession a 
Boston, Mass,—Rationing of hard| Pounding up drug addicts, and mea r 
coal for domestic use was ordered as “es ate to be adopted which will Postpone Trans-Canada Flight 
a means of ‘relieving the scarcity| Make the « on of ill Gru 
} t ‘ ' £ the atate. | trafic ! in bl Fe ace 
bd alia niet oe poe lon jal I nate ' . | i) off. Has Been Found Necessary to Alter 
the state commission on the neces-| cl sincere in their cfort t Some of Original Plans. 
saries of life, after a conference with| Clean up the drug evil (also t Ae Owing to son 
a committee of coal dealers, appoint-| they are enjoying nothing short of tions in the arrangements that t 
ed by Governor Coolidge, announced | Wonderful success is shown by some { Oe rk COlL on t 
that until further notice houscholders | "8Urcs given out Compared wit! ech ' k the trial fl 
would be allowed only three tons of | the three months ending June 30 last I I c, t dat i 
coal j year, the an of cocaine imported | I ad tri C3 da fl 
a iceeaere | j into Canada for the same 4 d tl me ned f bout wee 
| ye ir has dropped from 2,376 ‘ Air Board The ex a 
Canada Has Many Phones |‘ °° mers Cosione as doin be attempt will 
dled from $12,284 worth to § 16 | l a few d l 
oe worth Morphine has d ped fro likel 1 t of the te tich 
Is Second Among Nations in Use of 11.058 ounces to 3,978 « nd read been fe by ( 
Telephone Service. opium — fre 7,931 4 Is to 992.1 that there will be a char 
Ottawa.—An_ interesting compari-| pounds he type on the eastern 1 i 
son showing the popularity of the SE journey from Halifax to Wi 
telephone in Canada has been made } ; | two planes may be used in | 
by officials of the Bell Telephone SpeMt Four Years in Arctic oi tne one Fairey seaplane 

Company in connection with that: ea rae, \ planned to fly the ¢ ¢ dis 
company’s application for increased Explorers Fail to Find Any Trace of, ”’ the trig 
rates, now before the Board of Rail A | _ —_—_—— 
way~Commissioner | Blonde Natives. | : 

The figures compiled show tha Nome, Alaska,—Capt. Joe Barnard M | H B b E | 

Canada ehh ky only to 9 and A, Anderson arrived here with ontrea as om “Xp osion 
United States in the matter of per their vessel, the Teddy “Bear, after _ ‘aeeence 
capita use of the telephone The | four years spent in the Arctic, during | Not Thought That Incident Has Any 
Postinaster-General of Great Britain, 22 ™onths of which time they were Connection With Red Activ.ties, 
in a recent report, gave the figure f icebound at Taylor Island in Victoria Montreal.—Early Thursday morn 
Great Britain as two telephones for! Strait, near King William Land, Capt ig the neighborhood for t ks 
every hundred of population, On, Barnard brought with him a native} around St. Timothee street, ne St. 
the same basis the United States has, Of the land of Stefansson's famous | ( atharine street cast, one of the 
136 telephones per hundred Can-| blonde Eskimos, but declared that af-! main thoroughfar of this city, was 
ada comes next with 108 per hun-| tef four years’ search of that district! shaken by a bomb explosion rhe 
dred people; Sweden, 64; Norway| he was unable to loca f tl house in St. Timothee street where 
(1917), 44; Germany (1914), 2.2; blond He found sod house he explosion occurred, was pract 
France, 1,0; Itagy (1917), 0.3 ; evidently of great age, in last Car ally destroyed Every wind in 

nation Gulf, he said, and brought back | the house was hattered and ; 
agi | pieces of old ind er Scurios ft immediate vicinity we ) 
Labor Plans Approved, mn ered in t badly damaged 
Ottawa Phe method 1 ' " } I exp! n is not thought to 
Western Canada for ving t ! ° e' ° hav any connection with Red” 
vest labor problem as outlined by | Claim Bolshevik Victory | activities, but is attributed to an a 
M. Molloy, « " ioner of t tempt to t ev ith the occ s 
nd industri Saskatchew er = of the } 
anihinata iy Niet ; Reds Occupy Series of Villages in na 
> i , , 
gates from the | att : ; mantas Region Anti-Japanese Legislation 
evenin i of t \ ‘ ‘ ( , 
lation of public ¢ R vier! Tekio—The Washis G 
vy ; y Mt ment will | isked to appe 
" | CG p , Fan to eflect ¢ ] n ¢ 
, nited Stat 
Big Salmon Pack re le ttach long th i t bern apy 
Seattle, Wash The 1920 salmon hole of the f 1 on assuming anese legislation is passe t 
pack of Alaska,” British Columbia,“ ALOR SOFGE occupied a ses ernment will arrange for a la t 
Puget Sound and the Columbia River '¢% Of vill Red t P Rave 01 against the California Legisla 
vill total 6,055,000 cases, valued at) CUP! d StaryeChardrut and BURMA te eccunde the-bill te iiiees) and a 
$60,000,000, according to revised esti wi , | violation of treaty rights he J 
mates rad publ by tl Pacif - 7 ” anese, according to the leading news 
Canned Fish Brokers’ A ciatio Another Mexican Revolt, Ree 
British Columbia’ tribu “is 1 Mexico Cit Gen, Rodolofo Her- | Phe newspaper ay the above pro 
000,000 cases, comps | th 1,336,4 rere id&y d of the murder ram was decided at meetings of the 
in 1919 of For President Carranza, when cabinet and th diplomati ly ry 
———S th was maki } way to the | couneil 
Ontario Crop Averages High coast, after fleeing from Mexico City, | => 


central admin- 


of Hidalgo 


is evolt i nstt 1, : > 
on FY inert hn Toronto Banns Sinn Fein Meetings. 
the 


istration in State » ac- 1 ~ 

cording to word received here, } ore ra ae ol k diy au 
izers t e Sint ! e per 
A body of troops has been sent. to | ** Wrtth be nn Fein will be pet 
® mitted in this city, according to an 

capture him and his forces ' 

eitisorsinada hs announcement nfade by Acting P 
{Chief Dickson, As a result of ’ 
J > . ai ; ; H 

Labor Party Plans Fight in Winnipeg | protests against a meeting whieh the 
Winnipeg.—Intent on making a Self-Determination League fer Ire 
fight for the mayoralty and all the] land, in Canada, proposed to hold 


aldermanic offices and school trustees,| here this week, and a suggestion fr 
mn Labor party took the’ Mayor T. L. Church that i 
preliminary steps in its civic elections] not be advisable to allow th 
when it instructed the exe-) ing, the Board of Police Commi 
membership for| ers definitely decided to put 


ndidates on it 


th 
uld 


Domini 
can 


paign 


! nating 


be 


a 


Our New Line 06 ere 


Ladies’ Winter | 
Coats 


- HAVE ARRIVED 


If you want a Coat, Now is the Time to get it 
while Our Range is yet Complete 


and Blue in the 


ba7.i0 | 


Silvertones in beautiful shades of Brown, Taupe 


s47A0 ts 


throughout with best 


Latest Sts and lined 
Prices from &> 


| quails howered hits, 2PICCS WOM, .,..- 
Coats made of “Salt’s” Plush, fue trimmed and 
beautifully lined from... ...0eee ees . $65.00 to $100.00 


Broadeloths in shades of ‘Taupe, Green, Brown and Grey in smart 
belted styles, Well lined... ....ceeeeeeeeeeneeens $42.00 wp 
We also have popular line of Coats in a heavy quality suitable 


for driving, In hades and sizes. Prices trom $25.00 to $50.00 


F. E. ALGAR, Ltd. 


GENERAL MERCHANTS, 


Phone 6 Ponoka _ 


Struugle through the day's work 
with ineffied ‘nt vision, eonstanthy 
training the visual muscles and 
over-eserting the nerve centres, 
because they np to relieve the eyes 
rom unnecesary overwork by 
wearing glasres suited to their 
nerds, 


This is’ the time of 
granary space to enable you t 
your 1920 crop. We lave the material and can 
vive you the best service and prices. 


vear to enlirge ve 


} : ‘ 
»take Care OF 


Give us a eall before purchasing, and lei us 


prove our claims to you, 


EYE EXPERT 


AT PONOKA, FRIDAY, siliaolad if 
SS 


ne 


| M. MECKLENBURG 


Also, remember we are head-quarters for 


COAL 
Cigpier by the load or carat right prices 
Buy your COAL, NOW and 


N.B. Save Money ! 


The Revelste! Sawmill Go 


Limited 


DOWN IN PRICE ? 


Yes, Prices on Dimension and Shiplap are lower, 


Lumber Going 
| 


Ponoka Alberta 
| L. {. STUART,' Manager 


lene ee tae meen n= 


though only temporary 


Better Buy NOW 


Wagons 


DEERING AND CHATHAM 


| W. L. STEELE 


PONOKA ENGINEERING WORKS 


PONOKA, ALBERTA 
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, ETC. 


Come nds th FATIRBANKS-VORSE W realty Hose 
Tharesenone cand ellaliity wicw abe cesa’ Carried OuEe a LUMBER and IMPLEMENTS ~~’ PONOKA 
Min Iv, 
HERBERT J. REES er val 
PHONE PROPRIETOR P.O, ROX Pal SEIS MOE TTS gn ns 


Stettler Marble and Granite Works 


Stettler, Alberta 


Man cturen 1d Dealers in 


1 Granfte Nonum ‘its Headstones and Tablets 
and all Cemetery work 


RESETTING AND RELE@TERING, ALL WORK GUARANTEED 


R. W. Greenizen 


| 
| 
} | Narbie an 


iM MERALD. 

—< DUCK SHOCOTING 
SEASON 
IS HERE« 


Alwerte. 
mene Bdge eon ius 
CHURCH NEWS 


Union Church, Sunday, Oct, ©! 
—ll am, lijah, the f 
God;” 11.15 a.m, Sur 1ay hool 
sesesion, 4.) pam,, 
Great Teacher A hea 
tion is given to all bk 
school, Sunday sehool at 2.16 pio 


Crack sh it Cae Shells, Get ‘em 

preaching service at ' 
“some Aspects of the Referer et HEN ) 
lesue.’ 

The Ladies’ Aid of the U1 
Church will meet in the chur We can also i st you in selecting a Gun 
parlors on Friday at 0.80 p, ’ , 

° { nh A porn , 

A youny peo} | 
held in the Union chu i\ || 
nesday, October bth, at pu j - a ; r _ 
Look out for further uno | JUST CALL IN AND SEE 
ment | 

Buptist Chureb gers for 4 > ~ oo 
AIO Ostubar: ude Ooncord WYMAN & SMALL 

; v2 1 ar 

day school at 2 pu , vi Phone 24 Rardware Merchants PONOKA 
at. Ponoka, 7.30, sut g; 0. 
Restraining Vision.’ Sp sl Gi 
ing, A straight from the ouldes ~~ 
message. Come to the bomelihe bas eee so 
ehureh on Sunday 


A hearty invitation t 
tend the mid-week mecti nh the 
Baptist church, You 
these meetings interestim | 
and inspirational 

Mr aud Mire lonoka, the Chur 
and what tle Church stands for is 
the miphtiet foree 


ta t 


NOTICE 
The Wetaskiwin Produce Co. 


ELEVATOR 


In the World 


today Won't you serve your best 
interests by lining up with it} IS NOW 
p 
Open for Business 
PONOKA MARKETS Pp 
minh Vou Wah wna web a Spun on j 
a I} ( | | Deal 
Prices offzrain supplied by Eleva. seo Us for Flour in 5 and 10 ewt. Lot 
‘aia eee chil alla THE WETASKIWIN PRODUCE COMPANY 
. @. R. W. SCHMIDT, Mgr. | 
Wheat, No, 1 Northern, por burt | Sens Mee a ere ae 
No, 3 Be kis = eer iia eae 
No.4 8 rs 1s 
No, bd ‘ ee 
Uats, basis No, 2, CW 
Barley, basis No, i, ¢ 
Rye, No, 20, 
Potatoes, per bush, 
Exes, per dozen 
Butter, per |b- 
Hogs, live, per ewt, 
Beef, live, per TELA BU) 
Hides,..... ) 
NOTICE 
Parties who left sho rey 
at my shop, will plea tH.) 
Bhively'’s and receiy wu 
I. G, Brow 
i e of 
E\ ES FOR SALE } 
40 Head of Breed Ky ; od é 
AGheap.— Apply, Henry > Se eames 
r FOR SALE 
4 
A nice bunch oe! \ ( ‘ 


J. W, Buntee, Seo, vl l2 ahha a ik A eRe Maas 


| | Le land | Cafe 
CREAM, BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY of all Kinds AG AIT 
opi o Meals At All Hours 
| en ‘ ern y cf: Farmers and Commercial Trade specially Catered to i 
3 " ils t. Cor ctionery, $ ‘inks 
j@- Phone 58 Ponoka Branch | melita why el aga he a cid le 
Avent for the Page Hand-Power Mike if & Gen 


Mah Yuen 


sand | piece |. Sheepeneemnanien i Le Ss 


nis 


"Yes, I'll make it. 


The truck runs 
because I use nothing but Imperial 1 


smoothly and 


larine for lubri abit he 
Imperial Premier Gasoline for fuel ” That's . OL 
combination which keeps the mail on time,” ~ | 
qed 
f FA 
| om 
{ ms 
ny yy + 
2) [ Sam. 
ra 
i, he y “- = > 
Tiie Difference af gaa (f 
ld fe j “Tr 
‘Between ( Ee. as 
ured ad the uninsured man, = a ie 
in cose of tine, is the difference be - ee, 
twee tiisery and comfort, Its . 
don't care about yourself, how at 5‘ 
your e and children? Do a 1 ¥ ® 2° 
Fee ett dubint to 1 ie Accurate Thorough Lubrication 
! of dana homelessness and 


Have Us Issue MPERIAL Polarine gives thorough lubr mm und er every operat- 
A Policy ing condition, van and trucks give longer, che iper service when 
of tire insurance today Sand pre lubricated with Imperial Polarine 
v affection? for them is the rea 
Phas Canadian, Ameri 


ma bea h companies to select fro Imperial Polarine will not break up or run thin under continued 

pas operation, It reduces friction to a minis im by maintaining a coating 

WwW. R. FERGUSON of oil on every wearing surface. It ils all the power behind the 
Phone 1, Ponoka piston by establishi a peifect pi to-eylinder al, 


Learn which of the three grades described below is best suited f 1 your 
car from the Imperial Polarine Chart of Recommendations, Which is 
on display wherever Imperial Polarine is sold. 
Sold in one-gallon and four-gallon sealed cans bar , 

f 1 sealed cans, half-barrels and barrels, 


also in 12)4-gailon steel kegs, by dealers everywhere, 


remembrance for 
the new or old acquaintane ? 


IMPERIAL POLARINE 
(Light medium body) 


IMPERIAL POLARINE HEAVY 


!\IPERIAL POLARINE A 
(Medium heavy body) 


f vaca n days 
' (Extra heavy body) 


Your Portrait ’ 


A GRADE SPECIALLY SUITED TO YOL MOTOR 


We are in Pe 
AY Al 


oka every 


rFERNOON 


B S. Cameron 
\ iA ! 


enn oar T 


Buying or Selling at Calgary Stock Yards 


No need of carrying large sums of money, certified checks, 
bank drafts,—no need to worry about exchange, etc, when buying 
or selling at the Calgary Stock Yards, 

The new Calgary Stock Yards Branch of the Merchants Bank 


of Canada will serve you, by transferring 
funds to or from your home bank. 

The Manager will also furnish any 
information you may desire re market con- 
ditions. Write, telephone, or wire. 


There is a room in the bank for your 7 
while at the Yards, 


THE MERCHANTS BANK 


Head Office: Montreal. 
PONOKA BRANCH, 
¢ CALGARY STOCK YARDS BRANCH, 


MMM mn 


“ed 


Mmm mm 


No farmer can make th 
if he spends 
slo 
A Ford One 


marke 


| 


t 


OF CANADA 


AP 
At} 


oo 


ash 


own [ols 


Hic ON'S BAY COMPANY 
Hy ctiers locally a number of 
choice residential lots, business 
locations—also acreage 
iate disposition at prices which suggest 
early and substantial_profit to-the 
careful investor. 


Many ratepayers here will be quick “to |: 


see the advantage of anticipating other 
buyers where these lots adjoin their present 
holdings. 


Terms attractive 
a lot for you 


(k ( 
For Plans and full particulars~ interview i local 
Sales Solicitor 


C. W. SEGERSTROM, Ponoka 
or write Land Commissioner 


HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY,’ Winnipeg 


THE UNIVERSAL CAR 


ONE-TON TRUCK 


money he should make 
lays of bis time hauling with a 


team 


rruck will take a load to 


r two 


Ton 
iin in an hour 
will pay for itself in the 


ind be back a 


time it saves 


Moreover it is cheaper to run a track than 


Mak 
waste 
what you can 


( 


cabs ready for immedia 


Tax Sale Be 
Pup, six months old left my 
Sept Reward given for 
SALE OF LANDS IN THI forn ped md Wo le FAOOYORR 
\pply, Jewel Streteh, Phone 1717 
TOWN OF PONOKA 
FOR ARREARS OF TAXES 
Notice is hereby given that 
lands in the town of Ponoka w 


oltered for sale for arveur . RED DEER, Alberta x Daily except Sunday 
and Coste, on woth aay : 
ty at Re iaye sa BRON | 01 the Tow Forfurther particulars apply to any 
eae bay Nall * el a ticket agent 
o'clkek pin e P / Aided ae 4 lobe 
a of J.B, PROCTOR, 
The Ruins of the a ce Betier Than Pills District Passer ger Agent, Calgary. 
| MEDEA, THE GREAT SORCERESS For Liver Ills. 
5 _ S; - e&<s Found by British Scientists You can't 
z ” VITA S165) 81.00) sITo) . feel so good NOTICE 
17 6 Vili #00 1.00 Ilo mer, the wel, has told the story of Jason’s attempt to secure the but what NQ 
v1 » VILA 1b | I) re Nhinsd be AteHe. ThiGahenan will make you Si h Ann S | 
1 oOo! Vilu «67886 Lo ofp Golden Fleece, and how he was help ’ ; & feel better, | ixt aaUe aie 
12,38 > Vila ar ol l uv Hive powers, 
am aad : vil Ae m1) ! 7 ae Will the examination of these ancient ruins reveal the secret of her 
Gt: Ea AS 100 i inagic powers : : ‘PUREBRED RAMS and EWES 
16 8 } $0.21 200 47.24 Riad the story of them in vext Saturday's Journal A! 
is. ; i rg wt ; i Also tho regular fectures ‘ 'so 
Wa SF vit a | HIGH GRADE EWES 
0 16 VII GOIZ loo 1 awe 
18,12), aki i | The Edmonton Journal At Sale Pavillion 
aA al a SOU) 100 4 if Py Pepin atl 
W) 1s 2 Vila wae + 0 ting # THE BIRD DRUG Co. | lik EXHIBITION GROUNDS 
ean Lm aot FEN SR AER | LACOMBE, ALBERTA 
‘ 2 7 65.48 1.00 OO r . ee , : 
7 11 Vile 27.61 1,00 ont r Send me the Semi-Weekly Journal. Enclosed FOR SALE ° | Under auspices of the Central Alt ert 
on 10 4 82 1.00 07 f find 82.00 for One Year's Subseription | Purebred Sheep Ureeders Association 
2% MY 1 20.65 1 0 , us i ea) Fill in the Coupon S.E. Quarter of Section 2441 weer THURSDAY, October 7 
O,P.R. Lease 1: ' ‘Annaas and have the Journal of the Cth Mer Will sell for $800 commencing at 1,80 p.m, 
(Elevator) 118 5.50 1,00 | ae | , puns) cash, ov will sell on veasonable terms. 50 Head Purebred Rams, comprisir 
Fr. Ww. pt See, 4 43-25wd oun 1 #1 801 come to you regularly K, J, JACKSON, Creston, BO, | Oxfords Shro IR at ‘acomeetelny 
vet 13 2 Ay i -t a te Sulfolks and Cotswolds, Also 
NW » BI 42-26 ” 43.01 8.71 | Purebred Oxford and Shropshire 
Fr. ONE i 42-25 - ant 4 i ESTRAY Ewes and some High Grade Ewes, 
Fr sw pe 16-43-25 - 44,08 1 | caaienenenteeedenion -— HE in the market for good, tains o 
> A “ “wes be sure and attend this Sale, 
Dated at the Town of Ponok a ADvert Bay Mare Colt, yearling, sandy 
this Mth day «f Augist, lve 


T. W, Huretixsos 


p a team 


of the 


Then | 


aleulution 
road 


+ quick 
n the 


time you 
us show you 


o with a Ford Truck 


inplete Trucks, inch 


ing bodies and closed 
lelivery 


One-third paid down’ secures |= 
Balance in two equal annual instal- |: 
ments with interest at 


Established 1864, 
W. C. MITCHELL, Manager. 
W. T. HOPKIRK, Manager. 


Mii nn he 


tists: on tla ceeel Thasaliiee, are at 

{ ( 7 lo ‘ord Truck, 

Pi 
Ford One-l I k, Cha nly, 8750 f.o.b. Ford, Ont 
Milton & McGuire 
I " 

Genuine | 1 Ison Tractor Marts 

Cins, Oil, Tine Aor rhe 


al 


eR ee ee re | 


| WEDDINGS 


BINKLEY. -WADDELL 

At 4.30 on Tuesday afternoon, 
Sept. 7, 1020, at the Manse of the 
Oburch of the Covenant, Mise 
Mary Elizabeth Waddell, R.N,, of 
Hamilton, Ont., Canada, became 
the bride of Daniel Franklin Bin. 
kley, of Red Deer, Alberta, After 
a brief stay at Wrightsville Beach 
Mr and Mrs Binkley will leave for 
Alberta to make their home, 


McLEOD-.MACDONALD 


The largest and most fashionable 
wedding of the early fall was sol 
emnized at the First Baptist churc! 
Edmonton, on Friday evening. 
September 24th, when Winnifre: 
Viola, only daughter of Dr. anc 
Mrs J. Clyde Macdonald, Edmon 
top, was united in marriage to the 
Rey. Kenneth Campbell McLeod, 
son of the late Mrand Mrs W.C, 
McLeod, of Woodstock, Ontario, 
The groon is well known in Ponoka 
and district, having been in charge 
of the Presbyterian church here 
some twelve years ayo, 


it \PEPPER--HAMBLY 


SA quiet wedding took place on 
Monday, Sept. 27th, at the home 
of Mr and Mrs J, A. Hambly when 
their second daughter, Miss Lillie 
Belle,was united in marriage to Mr 
Frederick T’, Pepper, of Edmon. 
ton—Rev, Allwork, of Edmonton, 
olliciating, 

Tbe bride was attended by her 
sister, Miss Jennie Hambly, while 
the groom was supported by Mr W, 
Aiken, 

The young couple left on the 
evening train for Vancouver, via 
Prince Rupert, where a short 
honeymoon will be spent, 


STRICKLER--BARNES 
A happy event took place at the 
Union Church Parsonage on Wed. 
|nesday, September 22nd, at ten 
a.m, when Miss Lena Louise Bar- 
ues, dauguter of Mrand Mrs Jas, 
| Barnee, of Ponoka, was united in 
| marriage to, Mr Clitford Perey 
| Strickler, of Ponoka. ‘The vridt 
was accompanied by her sister, 
Miss Blanche Barnes, while Mr 
|Geo Hinkley acted as groomsman, 
the Rey, Chas, Bishop performed 

the ceremony, 

Ihe bappy couple left by auto 
for Edmonton and points in the 

uorth for a short honeymoon, 


SMITH.-BRODIE 


In the presence of immediate 
relatives, on Thursday evening, 
Sept, 25, at the First Presbyterian 
chureh, Edmonton, the marriage 
| was solemnized of Marjorie Jean, 
}ouly daughter of*Mr and Mrs W, 
A. Brodie, U836 87th avenue, Ed- 
monton, and Mr Alex, M, Smith, 
}son of Rev. and Mrs D, B. Smith, 
by the Rev. D,G. McQueen, as- 
sisted by the groom’s father, Rey. 
D. B. Smith, The bride, who en- 


tered the church on the arm of her! 


father, wore a dainty bridal gown 
of white 
embroidered 
trimminys, 

boquet of white bridal roses, lilies 
of the valley and sweet peas, The 


georgette and pearl 


satin with overdress of | 


and carried a shower| 


| 


| 
| 


| veil of Brussels net trimmed with} 


pearls and arranged cornet fashion, 
was one worn by the bride’s mother 
at her wedding 25 years ago, 


} TENDERS WANTED 
Tenders for the supplying of Three 
Rieks of dey wood and Six Ricks of 


green wood for the Asker School 
No. 408 will be received up to Friday, 
Oct. & Wood to be cut in Meineb 
lengths, 

M. L, Nitson, Sec,-Treas, 


EWES FOR SALE 


for Sale 
moku, 


10 Good Breeding wes 
Apply, Chris, Albrecht, Pe 


Bocy.-Trea = 


THE HERALD, PONOKA, ALBERRA. 


What Would 


Ennress Theatre || = sae 


A Universal 


“TOLD IN THE HILLS” 


—_— 


Empress" 


Thursday, September 5) 


You Do? 


Starring 
Madlaine Be Mad 
l5e and 25 


Tuesday, Octeber 5 


PICLURE 


15e and % ec 


Coming 


featuring Robert Warwick 


FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 


JESSE L. LASKY 


i 
October § and 2 & 
iii 


Present iy 
Cecil B. i 


DeMILLE’S || * 


PRODUCTION 


“MALE and| ; 


FEMALE” 


A Para 


An epic 
in theme,s 
amazingly 
yond word 


Pri 


Farms for Sale 


1280 Acres North West of Ponoka 
in lots te suit purchaser at from S10 
to B30 per acre, 


E. E. OWENS 
AGENT FOR THE G.G, CO, 
Phone 108 Rt. No. 1, Ponoka 


October Eats 


Cabbage, 
B.C, 
Preestone 
Yellow Sugar, 
Swifts’ Premium Margarine 
Wagstatfes 
Wealthy Apples, 
Hyslop Crab Apples 
MeIntosh Red Ap pM 8, ua WeAppE “dl 


H. B. Edwards 


GENERAL MERCHANT 


Edmonton Journal 


DO NOT MISS THIS ISSUE 


unt-Arteraft Picture 


of love and struggle, vital 


| 

| 
tupendcus in conceptions | 
dramatic, beautiful be | 
| 

| 

| 

| 


—Adults le; Children We 


Good terms, 


$5.50 per 100 Ib, lots 
Onions, $4.75 by 100 Ib, lots 
S205 
$18.75 


. We 


Peaches 
100-1b, sack 


Strawberry Jam, $1,50 
heat for pies, $4 
$5.25 


00 


Ponoka 


Phone 22 


district, 


HARVEST 
EXPENSES 


Harvest time brings expenses which must 
be met with ready money. Should you 
need an advance to help you over this busy 


season, interview this Bank. We are pre. 


pared to help all responsible farmers, oa 


OF COMMERCE 


PAID-UP CAPITAL . ° 
RESERVE FUND . 
‘PONOKA BRANCH, G, E. Clarke, Manager. 


BUILD YOUR HOUSE WITH | 
A HOLLOW); WALL OF 


BRICK 


and plaster right on the 
inside Brick wall, 


Write 


The 
Piper Brick Co. 


The Best Kind of Building 
Brick 


(Plastic Clay) 


colored tail, 


Phone 1002 


eee on 
Tractor 


Saves Time 


Kv the Forlson is as 
ood as an extra man on the place, 


nif yor ean’t vet hetp 


Che Fordson speeds up your field work and 
gives you more time for other work about the 
farm, 

It gives yon power to run times saving 
machines 

It does your heavy hauling -and does it fast, 

It dova away with night and m ning chores 


nbont the horees 


Come it and see this time-saver for yourself 


Milton & McGuire 


Dealers in 


Genuine Ford Car and Fordson Tractor Parts 


Gas, Oil, ‘Tires, Tubes, Accessories 


Bring Your 


POULTRY, CREAM 
AND EGGS 


——T0O THE—— 


A. A. McLEOD, Manager, Ponoka Branch 


AGENTSFOR THE 


THE CANADIAN BANK 


$15,000 00 
$15,000, 3 0 


Calgary Central Creameries 


DeLAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR 


‘| Phone 71 


SS 
blind ROL EsSsic IN AT 


GRAHAM, M.B., Toronto 
Physician and Surgeon 
Residence, Vonaid Avenue 


Phone 57 


Vi. 


Dr, G. B, BUDD 
Dentis® 


Formerly of Minneapolis, Minnesota 
liraduate of Marquette University 1897 


REID RLOCK, PONOKA 


McLaurin 


Epwin H, Jones, K,C, 
H, G, Scorr, L.L.B 


ps Wa. RK. McLAvrIN 


Barristers ahd Solicitors 
Office—Over,the Bird Drug Store, 
€ <n Avenue 


Alexander Knox 
Barrister, Solicitor and: Notary Public 
WETASKIWIN 
Visits Ponoka on Second snd Fourth 
Wednesdays each month, Appoint 
ments can be made for him by Mer 
Thomas W, Hutchinson, Town Hall, 
Ponoka 


Odell & Russell 


Burvisters, Solicitors and Notaries 
Star Store Block, vO aia 
W. H, Odell, K.0, . H, Russell 


PONOKA L.O.L. 
No. 1909 
meets in Lodge “Rooms 


every Second and Last 
Wednesday of the month, 


Hi, J. 
K. LK, 


Rees, W.M, 
Kink woop, R,S, 


BRITANNI 7 LODGE No, 18 


A.B. & AM. 
Bro, A, SAvens, W.M, 
Gro KE, Bowker, Secretary 


Meets flist Thursday of each month 
in Masonic Hall, Donald Avenue, 
Visiting brethren welcome 


KITCHENER LOLGKE No, 05 


A.W. & AM, GAARA, 

KimMbny 
Bro, 5, J, Byers, WoM. Coy 
Bro, JosKrH RensHaw, Secy, 


Meets on the Friday on or before the 
full of the moon, 


PONOKA LODGE No, 11 


Meets in 1LO.0.F, 
vening at 8 pan, 
we come, 


Hall every Monday 
Visiting brethren 


RK, Tuompson, N.G, 
C, H, Cunninas, RS, 
REBEKAH LODGE 
No, 33, L.0,0.P, 


Regular meeting every 
riday Evening in LOOP, 
S o'clock 


Visiting Members welcome 
Mrs M, Watson, NG, 
RS, 


HOPE 


alternate 
Hall, at 


Mrs JouN Pounecn, 


PACI 


from Montreal, Oct, 
from Vancouver, Oct, 


Soo-Pacitie Express, 


for inforny vation and 
estimates of cost of brie “k walls Bt, Paul, Oct Bnd. 
for your ‘b ilding to Vancouver, Oct, 2nd, 
The following new service 


inaugurated ; Calgary 
8.50 am, Ly, 
100 pan, Ar, Macleod I 


Manufacturers of 


NORTHBOUND 
No, 525, 
xNo, 621, 


No, 
No, 


540 acm, 
2.00 p, m, 
No, 528, 7,12 p.m, 


Supposed to be in Scott 
-G, B, Baker |J ESSE FRASER, C, F, 
Sales Manager 


Reward given, 
, Clive, 


CANADIAN 


Zn, 
Yod 

Trains 138 and 
Lt, will be withdrawn, last train from 
last train from 


Calgary Ar, 


Fic 


‘Change in Train 


Service 
| EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, OcT, 3 
Trans-Canada Limited, trains Tand § 


and 10, will be withdraw, last train 
train 


last 


and return, daily ex, Sunday, 


Times for trains at Ponoka will be : 
SOUTHBOUND 
520, 2.00 aan 


DAMRON 


Auctioneer 


will le 
Macleod 


74000) pan 
Vv. SOO pan 


Railway Street, Ponoka, 


IF NOT WELL, SEE A 
CHIROPRACTOR 


CHIROPRACTIC presents its 
claims, welcomes investigation 
and offers its proofs, The bigh- 
vat scientific proof is results and 
Chiropractic produces results, 


H. B. Foster, D.C. 


CHIROPRACTOR 
Reid Block 
Office Phone 11 


Ponoka 


| G. E. BOWKER 


UNDERTAKER 
EMBALMER 


PHONE 28 


PONOKA 


No Boy is Reluctany 


ta 


take home a loaf af 
bread or some of our 
He knows he 1s in for a"™ 
ind his wise mother knows 
‘hat plenty of such bread is 
sood for growing boys and 
sirls, and also for older folks 
ry a loaf today just to see 
why our bread is so univer- 


sally liked, 


C. H. CUNNINGS 


Phone 61 


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